A seasonal worker in the contact zone: Paul Julien
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2024-05-30
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Abstract
Introductory essay to the work of self-made physical anthropologist Paul Julien (1901-2001), more specifically his slide - and film-illustrated lectures based on his regular expeditions to equatorial Africa between the early 1930s and mid-1960. Thre essay is part of the book piblished on the occasion on the exhibition of Julien's werk, 'I wish there was color, I wish there was sound', curated by Andrea Stultiens at the Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam
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Paul Julien, lantern slides, films, illustrated lectures, biological anthropology, colonialism, Equatorial Africa
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de Klerk, N 2024, A seasonal worker in the contact zone: Paul Julien. in I wish there was color, I wish there was sound : Visual conversations in and on Africa. Jap Sam Books, Prinsenbeek, pp. 24-37, 'I wish there was color, I wish there was sound', Rotterdam, Netherlands, 30/05/24., conference