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I recently picked up "A natural history of Human emotions" by Stuart Walton. As an anthro major, I definately recommend it to anyone interested in the subject - the book is so incredibly diverse in its references that it's a shame not to read it.
Btw, if anyone has read it - any recommendations on what to read next? I pretty much exhausted all the books I found at Borders/B&N.
Thanks.
Btw, if anyone has read it - any recommendations on what to read next? I pretty much exhausted all the books I found at Borders/B&N.
Thanks.
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Re: Good anthro read
Sun, November 11, 2007 - 8:07 PMI'll bet you'll love "The Cosmic Serpent" by French Anthropologist, Jeremy Narby
www.amazon.com/Cosmic-Ser...666-9396023
I'll have to pick up your recommendation too :) -
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Re: Good anthro read
Thu, November 22, 2007 - 8:56 AMYou're soooooooooooooooooo right! I loved it!
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Re: Good anthro read
Mon, November 26, 2007 - 2:44 PMmy two favorite ethnographies at the moment are elizabeth povinelli's /the cunning of recognition: indigenous alterities and the making of austrialian multiculturalism/ and adriana petryna's /life exposed: biological citizenship after chernobyl/. they're rather hard, but i take them to be sort of at the state of the art.
