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That book (Graeber's Debt) really opened up my eyes to how valuable anthropology is for understanding human interactions. (No shit! In hindsight.) (Well, it di
by kqr 5y ago
That book (Graeber's Debt) really opened up my eyes to how valuable anthropology is for understanding human interactions. (No shit! In hindsight.)
(Well, it did that, and taught me a lot about economy and finance in the grand scheme of things.)
Since I read it, I've started looking more into some anthropology-leaning literature, and found that when people are a something-slash-anthropologist, there's somewhat reliably always fresh insight in what they're saying.
Anyway, I'm about to enjoy Graeber's post-humous Dawn of Everything now.