2017
DOI: 10.1111/aman.12869
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Reimaging Process in 2016: Deliberations on a Year of Integrative Slow Science in Biological Anthropology

Abstract: The year 2016 in biological anthropology represented a return to the methodical study of classic questions and increased integrative team-based research that utilizes multiple methodological approaches. This review is not comprehensive, but rather highlights several papers that reflect trends in four areas of research within biological anthropology: paleoanthropology, primatology, human biology, and anthropological genetics. Methodological innovation enabled scholars in paleoanthropology to tackle questions on… Show more

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“…This simultaneity is also central to the "bodymind" concept, central to disability studies(Schalk, 2018). Also seeSoafer (2006) andStojanowski and Duncan (2015).7 Robin Nelson also addresses this her review of bioanthropological research in 2016(Nelson, 2017). Also seeSterling, 2015 andMuller, 2015).8 Wynter often refers to the 1960s in the United States as a time of largescale challenge to the colonial order that, over time, became a co-opted, "sanitized" form of resistance that served to replicate the colonial order(Wynter, 1982;Wynter, 2003;Wynter & Nettleford, 1995).9 McKittrick frankly points out that: "Particular kinds of antiracists have bigger offices…so what does this say about liberation, exclusion, territory, and racial justice?…”
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“…This simultaneity is also central to the "bodymind" concept, central to disability studies(Schalk, 2018). Also seeSoafer (2006) andStojanowski and Duncan (2015).7 Robin Nelson also addresses this her review of bioanthropological research in 2016(Nelson, 2017). Also seeSterling, 2015 andMuller, 2015).8 Wynter often refers to the 1960s in the United States as a time of largescale challenge to the colonial order that, over time, became a co-opted, "sanitized" form of resistance that served to replicate the colonial order(Wynter, 1982;Wynter, 2003;Wynter & Nettleford, 1995).9 McKittrick frankly points out that: "Particular kinds of antiracists have bigger offices…so what does this say about liberation, exclusion, territory, and racial justice?…”
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“… Robin Nelson also addresses this her review of bioanthropological research in 2016 (Nelson, 2017). Also see Sterling, 2015 and Watkins & Muller, 2015).…”
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