Vol. 41 No. 71 (2026): Anthropology and Archives: Interdisciplinary Research and Experimentation

This volume offers a critical reflection on the relationship between anthropology and archives, challenging traditional oppositions such as orality vs. writing, memory vs. history, and fieldwork vs. archival work. Through interdisciplinary dialogue with the social sciences, library and information science, the humanities, and the arts, it explores experiences and trajectories that reveal the active, contested, and contingent nature of archives. The articles gathered here show how documentary materials become key tools in processes of identity affirmation, resistance, and knowledge production, offering new perspectives on the role of the archive in contemporary anthropological practice.