Reversed Gaze: An African Ethnography of American Anthropology
 "An intriguing book. . . . Highly recommended."--Choice "Ntarangwi fills a huge gap in the burgeoning reflexive literature in anthropology, which has been predominately produced by Westerners. Eminently accessible and engaging, this book demonstrates that critique need not be a destructive exercise."--Faye V. Harrison, author ofOutsider Within: Reworking Anthropology in the Global Age"By overtly coupling methodology, practice, reflexivity, and theory, Ntarangwi emphasizes the discipline's tenets of holistic, long-term community engagement ideally suited to provide cultural competency, which goes a long way in demonstrating professional relevancy."--African Studies Quarterly"A novel ethnography of the contemporary United States, a critical call for new anthropology, and a much-needed critique of the anthropology field. Showing flashes of humor, regular reflexivity, and approachability, this book engages practicing anthropologists as well as aspiring professionals."--C. Richard King, author ofSport in the Pacific: Colonial and Postcolonial Consequences "A timely and welcome piece."--Anthropology Review Database