Carolyn Fluehr‐lobban
Biographic Data
| ID | 3616668 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carolyn Fluehr‐lobban |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carolyn |
| FAMILY NAME | Fluehr‐lobban |
| SIGNATURE | LOBBAN C F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rhode Island College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 55 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 165 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 55 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
For the Love of the Prophet: An Ethnography of Sudan’s Islamic State, written by Noah Salomon
Applied Anthropology and Human Rights: Expert Witnesses in Asylum Cases
Be Careful what you Ask for
The current Islamist government, ushered in by a military coup in 1989, declared that the Sudan must be governed by Islamic law or shari’a in accordance with what it called the Civilization Project. As expected, the personal status for Muslims laws, Ahwal Shakhsiyya , continued to be governed by shari’a as it has always been. However, the Sudanese society experienced unprecedented changes that are considered un-Islamic, and may be even punishable…
Laidlaw, James: The Subject of Virtue. An Anthropology of Ethics and Freedom
Anthropos , Seite 640 - 642
Ethics and Anthropology: Ideas and Practice
1. Introduction 2. What Does It Mean to Do No Harm? 3. What Does It Mean to Obtain Informed Consent? 4. Transparency and Deception in Anthropological Ethics 5. Moral and Ethical Anthropology 6. Institutional Review Boards, Anthropology, and Ethics 7. Framing Future Debates: Collaborative Anthropology as Twenty-First Century Anthropology Notes Reference Index About the Author
Islamic Law and Society in the Sudan
Introduction to Islamic law history of Islamic law in the Sudan structure and procedures of the Islamic courts the status of women in Islamic law Islamic marriage in the Sudan the law of divorce in practice the maintenance of women, custody and support of children the transference of wealth and property movements for reform or restoration of the Shari'a in the Sudan recent developments. Appendices: the scholarly sources judicial circulars of the …
Shari‘a and Islamism in Sudan: Conflict, Law and Social Transformation
After the 1989 Islamist coup in Sudan, the National Islamic Front under General Omar al-Bashir and Dr. Hasan Turabi attempted to institutionalise, codify and implement Shari'a law throughout the country. However, by 2005, with the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement ending 22 years of civil war, the government agreed to halt its policy of Islamisation in the South. Shari'a and Islamism in Sudan explores how Sudanese society has been tran…
Civilizing Women: British Crusades in Colonial Sudan by Janice Boddy
Book Review| March 01 2009 Civilizing Women: British Crusades in Colonial Sudan by Janice Boddy Civilizing Women: British Crusades in Colonial Sudan, Boddy, Janice. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2007. Pp. xxvii, 402. ISBN 978-0-691-12305-9. Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban Rhode Island College Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Journal of Middle East Women's Studies (2009) 5 (1): 103–105. https://doi.or…
Guiding Principles over Enforceable Standards
Collaborative Anthropology as Twenty-first-Century Ethical Anthropology
Collaborative Anthropology as Twenty-first-Century Ethical Anthropology Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban (bio) Since 1991 I have argued that collaborative research—that is, research that involves research participants/collaborators as partners in the research process—is "ethically conscious" research (see Fluehr-Lobban 1991, 2003). Not only is collaborative research ethical, and thus morally preferable to historical models of research, but it is better rese…
Not Quite White: White Trash and the Boundaries of Whiteness by Matt Wray
Anthropology and ethics in America's declining imperial age
The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have made US imperialism more evident to a global mass audience. Military and political failures in these wars have led to a recruitment of anthropologists who again found to be of value in wartime engagement. Debates have occurred in the pages of this journal, and elsewhere, and professional concern is manifest in the creation in 2006 of the AAA Commission on Engagement of Anthropology with the US Security and In…
Anténor Firmin, Nineteenth-Century Pioneeering Anthropologist: His Influence on Anthropology in North America and the Caribbean
9. Anténor Firmin, Nineteenth-Century Pioneeering AnthropologistHis Influence on Anthropology in North America and the Caribbean Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban Anténor Firmin was a pioneering anthropologist in the nineteenth century whose major work, De l'égalité des races humaines (Anthropologie positive) was published in Paris in 1885 and was largely ignored or dismissed as a foundational text in anthropology (Fluehr-Lobban 2000). The text only recently…
Ethical Challenges for Anthropological Engagement: In National Security and Intelligence Work
Ethical Challenges, New and Old: In National Security and the Global War on Terror
"Advocacy Is a Moral Choice of "Doing Some Good: But Not a Professional Ethical Responsibility
Responsibilities of Anthropologists: A Report from the Committee of Ethics
Biological anthropology and ethics: From repatriation to genetic identity - Turner, Trudy R
Race and Racism: An Introduction
Chapter 1 Anthropology, Race, and Racism Chapter 2 Human Evolution, Natural Selection, and Race Chapter 3 Making a Science of Racial Inequality Chapter 4 Racism and Antiracism in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Chapter 5 Race, Intelligence, and Mental Testing Chapter 6 Whiteness and White Privilege in the United States Chapter 7 Comparative Perspectives on Race Relations Chapter 8 Racial Reconstruction and Transformation in America
Cultural Relativism and Universal Rights in Islamic Law
Anténor Firmin and Haiti's contribution to anthropology
Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban, Anténor Firmin and Haiti's contribution to anthropology (1850-1911) - Anténor Firmin was an anthropologist who pioneered a critical study of race and physical anthropology and developed in his major work, De L'égalité des races humaines..., a vision of anthropology as an integrated study of humanity. The publication date of 1885 of De L'égalité des races humaines marks it as a pioneering text in anthropology and it is perha…
Ethical Currents: Commentary: Discussing Human Research Protections
Commentary: Challenges of Providing Anthropological Expertise
A Century of Ethics and Professional Anthropology
Globalization of Research and International Standards of Ethics in Anthropology
A bstract : Ethics and anthropology have entered the era of globalization, and professional discourse about ethics can no longer be confined to a national or domestic dialogue. Anthropology must vigorously join the international dialogue and debate over globalization and the conduct of research across cultures; indeed it is the discipline most suited to command the high ground in this discourse. American anthropology historically has been more re…
Collaborative Anthropology as Twenty-first-Century Ethical Anthropology
Collaborative Anthropology as Twenty-first-Century Ethical Anthropology Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban (bio) Since 1991 I have argued that collaborative research—that is, research that involves research participants/collaborators as partners in the research process—is "ethically conscious" research (see Fluehr-Lobban 1991, 2003). Not only is collaborative research ethical, and thus morally preferable to historical models of research, but it is better rese…
Informed Consent in Anthropological Research: We Are Not Exempt1
The article examines the history of the informed consent idea and attempts to explain why anthropologists have not incorporated it. Arguments that have been raised to challenge the relevance and utility of informed consent guidelines to anthropological research are discussed, with the central idea conveyed that the spirit and intent of informed consent is compatible with academic and applied research in anthropology. A discussion of Consent witho…
Anténor Firmin: Haitian Pioneer of Anthropology
Anténor Firmin published De I'Égalité des Races Humaines in 1885 in Paris as a response both to Arthur de Gobineau's racist tome L'lnégalité des Races (1853-55) and to the racialist anthropology of the nineteenth century. This pioneering work of anthropology has been translated for the first time into English by Assclin Charles as The Equality of the Human Races (Firmin [1885]2000). In 662 pages of the original text, Firmin systematically critiqu…
Ethics and the Profession of Anthropology: Dialogue for a New Era
Anténor Firmin and Haiti's contribution to anthropology
Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban, Anténor Firmin and Haiti's contribution to anthropology (1850-1911) - Anténor Firmin was an anthropologist who pioneered a critical study of race and physical anthropology and developed in his major work, De L'égalité des races humaines..., a vision of anthropology as an integrated study of humanity. The publication date of 1885 of De L'égalité des races humaines marks it as a pioneering text in anthropology and it is perha…
A Marxist Reappraisal of the Matriarchate [and Comments and Reply]
The question of the matriarchate remains unresolved nearly 120 years after its introduction by Bachofen. The idea has separate histories in idealist and materialist thought and in non-Marxist and Marxist science. The origin of the matriarchate-the claim that the maternal clan or descent in the female line was a general stage in culture history which preceded paternal descent and authority-lies in the idealist thinking of Bachofen and McLennan. Mo…
Anthropology and ethics in America's declining imperial age
The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have made US imperialism more evident to a global mass audience. Military and political failures in these wars have led to a recruitment of anthropologists who again found to be of value in wartime engagement. Debates have occurred in the pages of this journal, and elsewhere, and professional concern is manifest in the creation in 2006 of the AAA Commission on Engagement of Anthropology with the US Security and In…
Ethical Challenges for Anthropological Engagement: In National Security and Intelligence Work
Marxism and the Matriarchate: One-Hundred Years after the Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State
An Ethically Conscious Anthropology
Obedience (TA'A) in Muslim Marriage: Religious Interpretation and Applied Law in Egypt
Anténor Firmin, Nineteenth-Century Pioneeering Anthropologist: His Influence on Anthropology in North America and the Caribbean
9. Anténor Firmin, Nineteenth-Century Pioneeering AnthropologistHis Influence on Anthropology in North America and the Caribbean Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban Anténor Firmin was a pioneering anthropologist in the nineteenth century whose major work, De l'égalité des races humaines (Anthropologie positive) was published in Paris in 1885 and was largely ignored or dismissed as a foundational text in anthropology (Fluehr-Lobban 2000). The text only recently…
A Century of Ethics and Professional Anthropology
Rejoinder to Wax and Herrera
Islam and the Cultural Accommodation of Social Change. Bassam Tibi
Condominium and Sudanese Nationalism
Tribe: A Socio-Political Analysis
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An Analysis of Homicide in the Afro-Arab Sudan
This paper has attempted to bring out the essentials of a larger study of Sudanese homicide. This is the first study of homicide and major crime in the Sudan which embraces the many diverse ethnic groups that constitute the Sudanese population. It is the first time that so many cases have been analysed for the purpose of disclosing sociological patterns of killing and violence in Sudanese society. Such studies are rare for African countries and p…
Tribe: A Socio-Political Analysis
No abstract
Neighbors and Kinsmen, a Study of the Berti People of Darfur
A Marxist Reappraisal of the Matriarchate [and Comments and Reply]
The question of the matriarchate remains unresolved nearly 120 years after its introduction by Bachofen. The idea has separate histories in idealist and materialist thought and in non-Marxist and Marxist science. The origin of the matriarchate-the claim that the maternal clan or descent in the female line was a general stage in culture history which preceded paternal descent and authority-lies in the idealist thinking of Bachofen and McLennan. Mo…
On Marxism and the Matriarchate
"On "A Marxist Reappraisal of the Matriarchate: Response to Girenko and Semenov
Condominium and Sudanese Nationalism
Josina's Observations of Sudanese Culture
Circulars of the Sharī'a Courts in the Sudan (Manshūrāt el-Mahākim el-Sharī'a fi Sūdān) 1902–1979
An excellent documentation of the twentieth century history of the Sharī'a in Sudan is contained within the Judicial Circulars which have been issued from the office of the Grand Qadi from 1902–1979. During the colonial period and in the post-independence period the Circulars provided a unique means for modifying the adapting Sharī'a law in the Sudan, drawing on opinions of the Hanafī and Mālikī schools of juristic interpretation. These Circulars…
Frederick Engels and Leslie White: The symbol versus the role of labor in the origin of humanity
Social/Cultural Anthropology: Mothers and Such: Views of American Women and Why They Changed . Maxim L. Margolis
Marxism and the Matriarchate: One-Hundred Years after the Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State
Asian Heart. 1987. Produced by Kaerne Film
Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years. 1986. Executive producer, Henry Hampton
Islamic Law and Society in the Sudan
Obedience (TA'A) in Muslim Marriage: Religious Interpretation and Applied Law in Egypt
The Government they Deserve: The Role of the Elite in Sudan’s Political Evolution, by Mansour Khalid. 480 pages. Kegan Paul International, London and New York1990. $49.95
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The Carnegie Series on Egypt. The Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Pittsburgh, 1990. Ancient Egyptian Society
Islam and the Cultural Accommodation of Social Change. Bassam Tibi
An Ethically Conscious Anthropology
Ethics and the Profession of Anthropology: Dialogue for a New Era
Historical Dictionary of the Sudan
The Marriage Contract in Islamic Law in the Shariʿah and Personal Status Laws of Egypt and Morocco
Informed Consent in Anthropological Research: We Are Not Exempt1
The article examines the history of the informed consent idea and attempts to explain why anthropologists have not incorporated it. Arguments that have been raised to challenge the relevance and utility of informed consent guidelines to anthropological research are discussed, with the central idea conveyed that the spirit and intent of informed consent is compatible with academic and applied research in anthropology. A discussion of Consent witho…
Rejoinder to Wax and Herrera
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