Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology: A History of Bohemian Soho

Um livro ousado com importantes provocações intelectuais, inspirador para acadêmicos e ativistas.

A master. Really well thought and to the point.

Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology is an essay by the late David Graeber which seeks to confront the issue of anthropology in the academy and its somewhat conflicted relationship with anarchism. In a thought-provoking read of just over one-hundred pages, Graeber provides the reader with an informative background into the foundations of both anthropology and anarchism, why the two have had difficulty intersecting but why fundamentally he believes it may provide the means for us to progress in our thinking not just about modern day issues but also the questions about what makes us fundamentally all human. A rousing miniature manifesto for an "Anarchist Anthropology", this work is a must-read for all in the social sciences who are serious about confronting some of the worlds modern challenges, and for those who believe in a globalist, post-nation future.

頭が良い人らしく、あっちこっちで同時に考えているような文章が多く、その都度読みながら、スマホで固有事象を調べながら、乾燥スルメイカを食べるように読みました。本来はやさしい筈の文章ですが、飛ばし読みは出来ません。

Interesting. Fun and quick read for an anthropology student. I appreciate Graeber's perspective. I'll read anything he writes! RIP