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Assange/Žižek not really all that leftist after-all?

Finally got to see the second episode of Julian Assange tv show in which he interviews David Horowitz and Slavoj Žižek. While the interview is certainly original and much…

  • Post date 29th April 2012
  • Post author By johanneswilm

Targeting Timbuktu

Military occupation is not only bad news for the people who live in Timbuktu, but also for its world-renowned centers of learning that house precious manuscripts, some of…

  • Post date 25th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Targeting Timbuktu

Military occupation is not only bad news for the people who live in Timbuktu, but also for its world-renowned centers of learning that house precious manuscripts, some of…

  • Post date 25th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Targeting Timbuktu

Military occupation is not only bad news for the people who live in Timbuktu, but also for its world-renowned centers of learning that house precious manuscripts, some of…

  • Post date 25th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Targeting Timbuktu

Military occupation is not only bad news for the people who live in Timbuktu, but also for its world-renowned centers of learning that house precious manuscripts, some of…

  • Post date 25th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Antropología cognitiva: mente y cultura

1. La mente como locus de la cultura Según Ward Goodenough, la cultura es algo mental, a saber, todos aquellos conocimientos que se necesitan conocer para comportarse de…

  • Post date 25th April 2012
  • Post author By Arturo Álvarez Roldán

Targeting Timbuktu

  • Post date 25th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Targeting Timbuktu

Military occupation is not only bad news for the people who live in Timbuktu, but also for its world-renowned centers of learning that house precious manuscripts, some of…

  • Post date 25th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Targeting Timbuktu

Military occupation is not only bad news for the people who live in Timbuktu, but also for its world-renowned centers of learning that house precious manuscripts, some of…

  • Post date 25th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Cannibalizing the Campus

Until recently, we all saw the college years as an important time for intellectual, social and cultural growth. Those days seem to be over. Colleges and universities have…

  • Post date 24th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Cannibalizing the Campus

Until recently, we all saw the college years as an important time for intellectual, social and cultural growth. Those days seem to be over. Colleges and universities have…

  • Post date 24th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Cannibalizing the Campus

Until recently, we all saw the college years as an important time for intellectual, social and cultural growth. Those days seem to be over. Colleges and universities have…

  • Post date 24th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Cannibalizing the Campus

Until recently, we all saw the college years as an important time for intellectual, social and cultural growth. Those days seem to be over. Colleges and universities have…

  • Post date 24th April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Cannibalizing the Campus

  • Post date 23rd April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Cannibalizing the Campus

Until recently, we all saw the college years as an important time for intellectual, social and cultural growth. Those days seem to be over. Colleges and universities have…

  • Post date 23rd April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Cannibalizing the Campus

Until recently, we all saw the college years as an important time for intellectual, social and cultural growth. Those days seem to be over. Colleges and universities have…

  • Post date 23rd April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Lévi-Strauss: la estructura como modelo

1. El concepto de estructura Lévi-Strauss cree que la antropología debe buscar las estructuras que hay tras los hechos socioculturales, los fundamentos inconscientes de la…

  • Post date 18th April 2012
  • Post author By Arturo Álvarez Roldán

The presidential theatre

(Addition, 15 April in the morning: Oh the pleasure of getting it all wrong again. Just hours after I wrote this note, the supreme electoral council excluded Omar…

  • Post date 14th April 2012
  • Post author By Samuli Schielke

The presidential theatre

(Addition, 15 April in the morning: Oh the pleasure of getting it all wrong again. Just hours after I wrote this note, the supreme electoral council excluded Omar…

  • Post date 14th April 2012
  • Post author By Samuli Schielke

Marvin Harris y la primacía de la infraestructura

1. Materialismo cultural Para Marvin Harris la vida social está formada por dos tipos de fenómenos: por un lado, la conducta de la gente y, por otro, sus…

  • Post date 8th April 2012
  • Post author By Arturo Álvarez Roldán

Margaret Mead: Roles sexuales, temperamento y cultura

1. Antecedentes Margaret Mead y Reo Fortune en Pere, Admiralty Islands, 1918. Library of Congress Margaret Mead empezó a investigar las relaciones entre el temperamento, la cultu…

  • Post date 6th April 2012
  • Post author By Arturo Álvarez Roldán

Professing Hard Work

College professors are yet again being flayed in the media. This time, an opinion piece in the Washington Post follows a well-worn path, complaining that professors are vastly…

  • Post date 2nd April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Professing Hard Work

College professors are yet again being flayed in the media. This time, an opinion piece in the Washington Post follows a well-worn path, complaining that professors are vastly…

  • Post date 2nd April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Professing Hard Work

College professors are yet again being flayed in the media. This time, an opinion piece in the Washington Post follows a well-worn path, complaining that professors are vastly…

  • Post date 2nd April 2012
  • Post author By Paul Stoller
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