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“[…] the glass of anthropological knowledge has become darkened by despondency, dystopian, and extinction theories. The earth is exhausted, and ontologies are dying. Many anthropological monographs read as funeral rites for communities. Alternatively, anthropologists offer hyper-micro studies of specific communities and their life worlds that still
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Most critiques of ‘commodity fetishism’ are not strictly Marxist, but are humanism in a Marxist idiom (Anirban Das, personal communication).
Pharmaceutical Citizenship: Antidepressant Marketing and the ...
Note from Pharmaceutical Citizenship: Antidepressant Marketing and the Promise of Demarginalization in India by Dr. Stefan Ecks
Following Cuban-American queer theorist José Esteban Munoz’s groundbreaking proposal of queer as ‘a warm illumination of a horizon imbued with potentiality’ – a utopia that can perhaps never be realised but is always possible as ‘a structuring that allows us to see and feel beyond the quagmire of the present’,
QUEER UNSCHOOL | Kaalo.101
A warm illumination beyond the quagmire of the present
she cited how a lot of cultural activities on numerous occasions have only been staged for commercial and short termed purposes.
However, she underscored that, “within our own culture lies the alternative images, self-definitions and strategies to resist this kind of cultural domination and to reclaim Naga way of life.”
However, she underscored that, “within our own culture lies the alternative images, self-definitions and strategies to resist this kind of cultural domination and to reclaim Naga way of life.”
Nagaland: ‘We are undergoing a kind of indigenous cultural renaissance’
By Dr Kevileno Sakhrie