Describe Dusenberry's career in the book, Lila: An Inquiry Into Morals?

Dusenberry was an eccentric, associate English professor at Montana State College who was pursuing his PhD in anthropology. His focus was on the Chippewa-Cree American Indians and was actually an advisor to the American Indian students on campus. However, despite his accomplishments, he was shunned by his anthropological peers, as Dusenberry could not accept the idea that one should remain objective in anthropology.