Paul Henley

Paul Henley is a professor of visual anthropology at the Granada Centre, University of Manchester. He is currently writing a study of ethnographic documentary-making.

In the LRB Archive:

• Diary on the EU · 14 January 2002

• Fly in the Soup on anthropology and cinema · 21 June 2001

  • Anthropologie et cinéma: Passage à l'image, passage par l'image by Marc Henri Piault
  • Transcultural Cinema by David MacDougall

• A Generous Quantity of Fat: Yes, People Were Cooked · 2 September 1999

  • Man Corn: Cannibalism and Violence in the Prehistoric American South-West by Christy Turner and Jacqueline Turner
  • Cannibalism and the Colonial World edited by Francis Barker and Peter Hulme
  • Cannibals: The Discovery and Representation of the Cannibal from Columbus to Jules Verne by Frank Lestringant, translated by Rosemary Morris
  • Chronicles of the Guayakí Indians by Pierre Clastres, translated by Paul Auster

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