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• 0.171: Anthropology and the Will to Meaning: Vassos Argyrou

  
  OPEN ANTHROPOLOGY — Authority: 112
  This interlude in the series is to finally introduce the work of Dr. Vassos Argyrou (Reader in Social Anthropology at the University of Hull), specifically his book, Anthropology and the Will to Meaning: A Postcolonial Critique (London: Pluto Press, 2002) which I have referred to in the past on several ...
  2 days ago

• “Keep your #blackthoughts to yourself”: The Privilege of Twitter

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  A short time ago, when #blackthoughts was trending on Twitter, I clicked through, intending to read a few...well, black thoughts. Instead, I was greeted by a tweet from @LadyFrills (whose icon looks like a white woman) that was so stunning in its explicit expression of white privilege that I just had to do a ...
  4 days ago

• Unemployed? You fail at being Canadian.

  
  Restructure! — Authority: 407
  Are you currently unemployed? According to the new Canadian citizenship guidebook for prospective immigrants, over 8.6% of unemployed Canadians are not fulfilling the Canadian responsibility of having a job , which now comes with the rights of having a Canadian citizenship. The new Canadian citizenship guidebook ...
  2 weeks ago

• Chinese Racism, Andrew Ross Sorkin’s Power, Andrew Sullivan’s Catholicism, America’s Decline (?), and Megan Fox’s Savvy Self-Creation

  
  2parse — Authority: 129
  Chinese Racism . Reiham Salam posits that China’s ethnocentrism will retard it’s development into a superpower – especially given the demographic obstacles it is facing thanks to it’s One Child Policy. Andrew Ross Sorkin’s Power . Gabriel Sherman describes the world of Andrew Ross Sorkin, star financial ...
  3 weeks ago

• “Young Kalinga Professionals Association” Update

  
  Call of Nature — Authority: 107
  Susunud un yKalinga , We are pleased to announce that the Young Kalinga Professionals Association ( YoungKaPA ) is now being formally organized. This Baguio-based group seeks to institute programs, projects and activities that will help sustain a more visible and positive collective presence of the Kalinga here ...
  3 weeks ago

• Classical Liberalism Is All in Our Heads? Responding to Paul Harvey on Race

  
  The Beacon — Authority: 592
  In the current issue of Books & Culture, Professor Paul Harvey (not to be confused with the late radio icon) takes aim at my “imagined” (read: invented) tradition of classical liberalism on race. You can read his full review here . Harvey concedes that Race and Liberty in America rediscovers ...
  3 weeks ago

• 0.185: Terms of Incorporation, Concepts of Domination

  
  OPEN ANTHROPOLOGY — Authority: 112
  Phrases such as “ decolonizing anthropology ”* and “ anthropology and the colonial encounter ” have become salient in anthropology especially since they are the titles of two of the better known, most widely quoted books on the subject. What subject? That is what is lacking clarity, because presumably the ...
  3 weeks ago

• Prayer Cult Nation: Faith-healing scams & healthcare reform

  
  Afro-Netizen — Authority: 112
  By Sikivu Hutchinson Guest Contributor Recently on a popular Black Entertainment Network talk show R&Bsinger Monica pitched her new reality show and extolled the virtues of prayer.   Suited up in hip-high boots like anemissary from God’s army, she credited God with guiding her through life andimbuing her ...
  4 weeks ago

• Orhan Pamuk & What is World Literature?

  
  Jillian C. York — Authority: 407
  I had the extreme privilege of attending a lecture today by Orhan Pamuk, as part of a series of Norton Lectures at Harvard (the rest of which I, sadly, missed).  There is something about being in the presence of such greatness which is truly humbling, and at the same time, inspiring, particularly when ...
  4 weeks ago

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