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The program emphasizes theoretical and methodological debates about the archives’ uses, the politics of knowledge, and the technologies that sustain historiographic narratives. It highlights reflexivity showing how collections and archives both arise from and shape historical accounts, proposing new research agendas through interdisciplinary dialogue.","ARCHIVES, COLLECTIONS AND PRACTICES OF KNOWLEDGE-MAKING: HISTORIES OF ANTHROPOLOGY  \nDepartment of Anthropology (FFLCH-USP)/Department of Anthropology (IFCHUnicamp)  \nJuly 1-3 – BBM-Mindlin’s Library (Brasiliana)– USP-University City  \nJuly 4-5-SESC Research and Formation Center (Dr. Plínio Barreto Street, 285, 4th floor)  \nLead Organizers  \nProf. Christiano Tambascia (UNICAMP)  \nProfa. Fernanda Arêas Peixoto (USP)  \nOrganizing Committee  \nChristiano Tambascia (Unicamp)  \nFernanda Arêas Peixoto (USP)  \nJúlia Villaça Goyatá (USP)  \nLuís Felipe Sobral (USP)  \nLuís Gustavo Freitas Rossi (Unicamp)  \nLuísa Valentini (USP)  \nMariana Françozo (Leiden University)  \nRodrigo Ramassote (IPHAN)  \nScientific Committee  \nAntônio Augusto Arantes (Unicamp) Christine Laurière (LAHIC-CNRS)  \nChristiano Tambascia (Unicamp)  \nFernanda Arêas Peixoto (USP)  \nFrederico Delgado Rosa (CRIA NOVA FCSH)  \nMariana Françozo (Leiden University)  \nSylvia Caiuby Novaes (LISA-USP)  \nPaulo Iumatti (IEB – USP)  \nSponsors: BBM-Biblioteca Brasiliana José e Guita Mindlin – PRCEU-USP/ Pró -Reitoria de Cultura e Extensão Universitária; Centro de Pesquisa e Formação, SESC-SP  \n1  \nI. Theme, objectives and challenges  \nThis colloquium aims to launch a reflection on anthropological archives and collections in order to retrieve histories of anthropology, shedding new light on the discipline, its practices and its procedures. It is not a matter of a technical discussion about archives, but rather of instigating a theoretical and methodological reflection on the archives-their uses and the issues unfolded by them - favouring, in this sense, a wide debate about forms, technologies, and politics of knowledge.  \nRecent studies have enabled a profound critique of some basic assumptions of scientific practices. For anthropology, specifically, this meant a renewed perspective on the history of the discipline and new ways of conceiving it. Rather than to settle an old score with the ethnographic realism and its scientific claims – which tended to follow the presumed neutrality of the ethnographic writing – these studies, by thinking new ways of conceiving and producing histories of the anthropological practices, have given impetus to original research outcomes and vigorous theoretical renewals. Such reflexivity has been demonstrating that the variety of anthropological collections and archives are undoubtedly related to the very historiographic narratives that constitute them. Thus, we argue that archives and the ways of accessing them are both outcomesand instigators of histories of anthropology. Therefore, the analysis of these archives, mostly from a critical perspective on the nature of memories produced about events, characters and ideas, enables a wider range of spaces for invention, insofar as the process of narrating a history is part of the very object of investigation.  \nThus, being attentive to the strategies of production of anthropology’s memories and histories, as well as its documents, its guardian institutions, and its interpreters – at museums, archives or research institutes – invites us to sketch an ethnography of the information technologies that sustain these histories, as well the underlying logics that organize these narratives.  \nIf archives and collections have provided privileged sources and materials for research activities in a wide range of areas, anthropologists have carried out systematic reflections about them, with consequences for our practices and the ways we produce knowledge, information,  \n2  \nhistories, memories, archive researches, ethnographies etc. The ongoing debates on these subjects have been defining new research agendas and retracing paradigms. However, the opportunities for intellectual exchanges and dialogues among investigators engaged with such issues are still rare. Such exchanges usually take place within very specific academic environments (universities, museums and research laboratories), in which scholars and investigators n","cbCairenhOZuDxHN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairenhOZuDxHN","pdf",292879,1,6,"English","en",105,"# Theme, objectives and challenges\n# Structure and projected audience","[{\"question\":\"What is the central focus of the colloquium?\",\"answer\":\"The colloquium focuses on anthropological archives and collections and how they help retrieve and reshape histories of anthropology through theoretical and methodological reflection.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the event treat archives as a purely technical topic?\",\"answer\":\"No. It explicitly avoids a purely technical discussion and instead frames archives through their uses, the issues they unfold, and their role in politics of knowledge.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is the intended audience?\",\"answer\":\"The projected audience includes professors, students, researchers, and professionals engaged with archives across different domains, drawn particularly to the sponsor institutions Brasiliana Library (BBM-USP) and SESC-SP.\"}]","ARCHIVES, COLLECTIONS AND PRACTICES OF KNOWLEDGE-MAKING: HISTORIES OF ANTHROPOLOGY - 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