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Anthropology and apartheid: knowledge as the social production of ignorance

Reading Robert Gordon is always a pleasure. He has a way of getting behind the opaque academic curtain, making fun of it and, in the process, articulating keen novel insights. He finds long-lost commentators, dusty old documents and forgotten ideas and then knits these into new dramatic narratives, usually driven by quirky characters such as this, when discussing the German political economist Moritz Bonn: