Anthropologies Beyond the Human
Why must Western(ized) anthropologists speak of peoples living in “small foraging bands” when the peoples they are referring to can and do live as if they are part of immense and complex societies that involve great multitudes of sentient non-human others?
At the Confluence of the Black and Indigenous Critiques of Western Civilization
Reading the work of Cedric Robinson, R.A. Judy, David Graeber, and David Wengrow, and framing a request for theoretical and historical resources to inform my project.