Running Interference: The Ethnography of Religion
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This document discusses several issues around the role and ethics of anthropologists including whether they should intervene to help societies change practices that violate human rights, how to balance cultural relativism with human rights, and how to properly document and understand religion within a culture. It questions if anthropologists should try to change cultural traditions or religious beliefs and how to approach issues at the intersection of culture, rights, and religion in an ethical manner.
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- 4. Religion and Rights Is it ethical to safeguard religious or moral principles based on cultural relativism? Can we “save” people from religion?
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