Inside/Outside

The narrative follows a high school student's fascination with the Navajo and Hopi reservations, evolving into Richard Price's multifaceted career as an anthropologist and historian. It captures his experiences from engaging with Maroon historians in Suriname to editing a groundbreaking book series on Atlantic history. The book provides a candid look at academic politics from the 1960s onward and highlights unconventional life choices, showcasing collaborations with notable figures like Claude Lévi-Strauss and Sidney Mintz. Readers gain insight into the development of significant scholarly works alongside Price's personal journey.