Vignette from the Anthropology of Knowledge: Cree Hunting
Amy Freitag • cultural anthropology, Science, Social Science • September 24, 2010
Scientific knowledge comes in many forms, some not explicitly science. Social scientists call this “ways of knowing” – you can think of it as a framework on which you hang the specifics as you learn them. The framework is set up early in life and historically, scientific knowledge was held within a religious ‘way of […]