Scoping Recursivity: A Comment on Franklin and Napier

Martin Holbraad

doi:10.3167/ca.2013.310208

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Scoping Recursivity

A Comment on Franklin and Napier

in The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology

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Martin Holbraad

Martin HolbraadUniversity College London m.holbraad@ucl.ac.uk

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DOI:: https://doi.org/10.3167/ca.2013.310208

Keywords:: immunology; knowledge; the native's point of view; paternity; recursivity

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Commenting on two articles that have appealed to the notion of 'recursivity' to articulate new directions for anthropological thinking, this piece seeks to clarify the scope of a recursive turn in contemporary anthropology, distinguishing it from elements of recursivity that have always been present in the discipline's epistemic procedures.

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