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Se presenta la tesis del origen renacentista de la antropología (Rowe, 1965), de acuerdo a la definición de ésta como reconocimiento legítimo de las diferencias entre las sociedades, hecho posible por la idealización renacentista de las sociedades clásicas y la autocrítica de su propio etnocentrismo. Se analizan luego las consecuencias de esta hipótesis dentro de la historia antropológica en la Edad Moderna y Contemporánea, y se aplica al caso de Julio Caro Baroja como si fuera un «microcosmos» de la historia antropológica general por su educación como historiador del mundo antiguo y su autodefinición como historiador y antropólogo.
GN301-674, Ethnology. Social and cultural anthropology
GN301-674, Ethnology. Social and cultural anthropology
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