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Black Feminist Theory in Prehistory

Sterling, Kathleen·2015·Archaeologies
DOI 10.1007/s11759-015-9265-z
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  • A black feminist approach in archaeology has the possibility of being transformative, both in the composition and practices of academic archaeology to produce a more just climate and in fulfilling obligations to past populations by presenting them as fully human.

    “a black feminist approach in archaeology has the possibility of being transformative, not only in the composition and practices of academic archaeology to produce a more just climate, but also in fulfilling our obligations to past populations by presenting them as fully human”

    From Heritage as liberation (2023) · cites this paper as Sterling, 2015

  • Black feminist approaches whose core commitments center on liberation from oppression hold radical potential for prehistoric archaeologies (Sterling's view).

    “For Sterling, however, Black feminist approaches whose core commitments center on liberation from oppression (Combahee River Collective, 1982) hold radical potential for prehistoric archaeologies.”

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  • Sterling (2015) provides two examples that complicate narratives of Pleistocene life: the ways Neandertals and Homo sapiens interacted, and the problems with discourses that pit 'primitive Neandertals' against 'advanced Moderns'.

    “She provides two examples that complicate the ways we understand the complex narratives of Pleistocene life: the ways that Neandertals and Homo sapiens interacted, and the problems with discourses that pit”

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