June 16 & 17, 2022
Workshop organised by Di Wu (University of Oxford), Ed Pulford (Manchester University) and Andrea Pia (London School of Economics)
The aim of the workshop is to:
- investigate the historical and intellectual conditions in Britain under which the ‘neglect’ of China occurred and was sustained;
- bridge the gap between the anthropology of China and other regions via ethnographical studies of how China is influencing people’s lives on the ground and in different regions;
- call for anthropologists to pay attention to the significance of understanding China when carrying out contextual analysis;
- reflect on the potential contributions that the Anthropology of China can make in the process of increasing mutual understanding and decolonising knowledge production more generally.
Presenters:
- Ed Pulford
- Ka-Kin Cheuk
- Qiu Yu
- Jennifer Hubbert
- Noaman Ali
- Andrea Pia
- Jamie Coates
- Matthew Erie
- Alessandro Rippa
- Tom White
- Wu Di
- Uradyn Bulag
- Stephen Feuchtwang
- Caroline Humphrey
- Hans Steinmuller
- Chen Bo