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denial of coevalness: a standalone construct

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denial ofcoevalness1 CONSTRUCTDenial of coevalnessFABIAN · CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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Cultural anthropology

the placement of the people anthropologists study in a different, earlier time from the observer's own, which Fabian found built into ethnographic writing.

In cultural anthropology, denial of coevalness refers to the placement of the people anthropologists study in a different, earlier time from the observer's own, which Fabian found built into ethnographic writing. This meaning comes from Fabian (1983) in Time and the other.[1]

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  1. Fabian, J., & Bunzl, M. (1983). Time and the other. Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231169271

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