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Collaborative Practice in Archaeology: Why Human Context Matters The scientific analysis of material from Indigenous contexts raises some challenging questions about the ideals of “objectivity” that ... This seminar was given as part of the What is Epistemic Decolonization? 2021 seminar series. For more about the series, and to ... "Bearing Witness: Collaborative Archaeology in a Settler Colonial Context" - Prof Adrian Currie and the participants of the seminar discuss Our guest is the well-known philosopher of science,

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Alison Wylie: A Plurality of Pluralisms: Collaborative Practice in Archaeology

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Human Context of Science and Technology Program SSF Lecture with Dr. Alison Wylie

Human Context of Science and Technology Program SSF Lecture with Dr. Alison Wylie

Collaborative Practice in Archaeology: Why Human Context Matters

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Alison Wylie, UBC - Objectivity

The scientific analysis of material from Indigenous contexts raises some challenging questions about the ideals of “objectivity” that ...

Alison Wylie on community-based archeology

Alison Wylie on community-based archeology

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Archive: What Knowers Know Well: Why Feminism Matters to Archaeology

Archive: What Knowers Know Well: Why Feminism Matters to Archaeology

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Dr. Alison Wylie | Professor, Philosophy

Dr. Alison Wylie | Professor, Philosophy

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Alison Wylie: "Epistemic Diversity: The Advantages of Collaborative Practice", EPSA13, Helsinki

Alison Wylie: "Epistemic Diversity: The Advantages of Collaborative Practice", EPSA13, Helsinki

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Alison Wylie - Bearing Witness (16/2/2021)

Alison Wylie - Bearing Witness (16/2/2021)

This seminar was given as part of the What is Epistemic Decolonization? 2021 seminar series. For more about the series, and to ...

Alison Wylie: "Epistemic Diversity: The Advantages of Collaborative Practice", EPSA13, Helsinki

Alison Wylie: "Epistemic Diversity: The Advantages of Collaborative Practice", EPSA13, Helsinki

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Prof Alison Wylie - 33rd McDonald Annual Lecture

Prof Alison Wylie - 33rd McDonald Annual Lecture

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Community-based archeology

Adrian Currie and the participants of the seminar discuss

Philosophy of Archaeology - Evidential Reasoning

Philosophy of Archaeology - Evidential Reasoning

Our guest is the well-known philosopher of science,

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Personal Histories in Archaeological Theory and Methods 1/3

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