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Decolonisation of anthropology refers to the process of removing colonial bias, dominance, and Eurocentric perspectives from anthropological knowledge, research methods, and interpretations. Anthropology developed during the colonial period, and early anthropological studies were often influenced by colonial interests. Researchers from colonial powers studied colonized populations mainly to understand and control them rather than to represent their culture authentically. Decolonisation aims to _________ _____ __________ ____ ___ _______ ____.
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