Tag: anthropology
Oleh : Eric F. Teks aslinya berjudul Neoliberalism, Co-Production, and the Social Factory. Diterjemahkan kedalam Bahasa Indonesia oleh Sachadru Dikutip dari “Patience and Time: Timebanking and Self-Organizing Networks of Eldercare in Greater Portland, ME” Memahami masalah di sekitar perawatan mengharuskan kita untuk melihat kembali dan lebih nasional daripada hanya Maine. Banyak dari para lanjut usia…
Di Eric F. Originale pubblicato il 19 luglio 2023 con il titolo Neoliberalism, Co-Production, and the Social Factory. Traduzione di Enrico Sanna. Estratto da: “Patience and Time: Timebanking and Self-Organizing Networks of Eldercare in Greater Portland, ME” Per capire i problemi che ci circondano dobbiamo dare uno sguardo al passato, considerando l’insieme più che il…
Understanding the problems around care requires us to look back and more nationally than just Maine. Many of the other elders I interviewed seemed to agree with Emma [pseudonym] about the importance of community and “care networks,” sharing a nostalgia for times when local communities and extended families cared for each other over and above…
Di Kevin Carson. Originale: In Memoriam: David Graeber, 1961-2020, pubblicato il 4 settembre 2020. Traduzione di Enrico Sanna. È abitudine iniziare un necrologio con una breve biografia. Eccola: David detestava essere definito antropologo anarchico, dirò dunque che David Graeber, antropologo e anarchico, è morto a cinquantanove anni mercoledì tre settembre a Venice per cause tuttora…
It’s conventional to start an obituary article with a brief biographical summary, so here it is. One of David’s pet peeves was being referred to as an anarchist anthropologist, so I’ll say that David Graeber, an anarchist and an anthropologist, died at age 59 Wednesday, September 3rd in Venice of as yet unreported causes. He…
James C. Scott’s latest book, Against the Grain: A Deep History of the Earliest States, is sure to become a classic and a brick in the wall of core anarchist theory. It covers somewhat different but complementary ground to Peter Gelderloo’s Worshiping Power: An Anarchist History Of Early State Formation. I have some significant critiques…
A little ways into The Utopia of Rules, an anarchist critique of state and corporate bureaucracy, author David Graeber asks, “Why are we so confused about what police really do?” It’s an important question, as the problem of police violence and impunity in America can no longer be ignored. For far too long, argues Graeber,…