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What is the IHPK?
Founded at New York University in 1997, the Institute for the History of the Production of Knowledge (IHPK) is a non-degree-granting initiative designed to encourage faculty and students to explore the changing configurations of disciplines, methodologies, and technologies that have shaped knowledge in the ancient and modern worlds. By developing seminars and workshops that examine the history of these configurations, the Institute also supports experiments with new constellations of subject matters and texts, innovative methodologies, and interrogations of existing departmental and divisional organization within this and other universities.Research Projects
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Anthropology and its Publics
With the help of a group of graduate students from NYU, CUNY, and elsewhere, a print and web based magazine called Anthropology Now is being published under the auspices of the IHPK by Paradigm Publishers.
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The Psy-ences Project
The Psy-ences Project is a regional seminar, launched by Elizabeth Lunbeck (History, Princeton), Emily Martin (Anthropology, NYU), and Louis Sass (Clinical Psychology, Rutgers)