David P Crandall

860 SWKT
Provo, UT 84602

801-422-7861

david_crandall@byu.edu

Education

• D Phil, Social Anthropology, OXFORD UNIV, ENGLAND, 1993
• M Phil., Social Anthropology, OXFORD UNIV, ENGLAND, 1989
• BA, ANTHROPOLOGY, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, 1986

Research

• This year, 2007, has been spent on the von Eckenbrecher project, which entails translating a classic German Female Colonial memoir, first published in 1908, written by Margarethe von Eckenbrecher, about her experience in South West Africa (now Namibia) as a single mother of two boys. The memoir covers the time period 1902 -1903 (Part I) and 1911 - 1936 (Part II). It is the best book of its genre and I have been helped in assembling further material by von Eckenbrecher's grandson, H.H. von Eckenbrecher who lives in Cape Town. The project in nearly complete--just a final careful proofing of the entire document. Late February, early March query letters will go out to various university presses: Oxford, Cambridge, Yale, Harvard, Chicago, etc.

Selected Publications

• David P. Crandall. (2007). The Transformation of Indigenous Knowledge into Anthropological Knowledge: Whose Knowledge Is It?, Knowing How To Know, ed. Narmala Halstead.