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David Graeber replied to Erin B. Taylor's discussion Producing academic scholarship: If universities are failing, where else do we go? in the group The Anthropology of Anthropology
"   Sorry to come to this conversation late, but I have been rather overwhelmed with my (ultimately quixotic) efforts to try to juggle being an activist (at least a little), professional author, and full-time academic all at the same time.…"
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The organization and culture of anthropology; the organizations and cultures of anthropology.
Dec 3, 2012
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"Thanks, Adam, and I appreciate your reflections on time and agree it's critical. I would add that there is a difference between treating someone a certain way because you actually will have ongoing relations, and treating them "as if"…"
Dec 3, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"my pleasure! okay off to the LSE occupation. Then Goldsmiths. Then Slade... "
Dec 3, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"Yes, it is peripheral, but if you're curious, yeah, I do have a problem with that too. Maurice Bloch, interestingly enough, believes that Latour, and also Thevenot and Boltansky (don't know about Callon), if I remember, are all basically…"
Dec 3, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"yeah, I didn't go. If I remember the tickets were pretty expensive. "
Dec 3, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"That's an enlightening analysis. I guess the danger in deconstructive readings is that they do start from, and end in, texts. Does it make a difference that Marx isn't the author of the phrase "from each according to their…"
Dec 3, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"My answer to your last question would be "yes." I'm a little dubious of Mauss' advocacy of the redistributive feast, potlatch-style, as the salvation of modern capitalism. I'm not sure he really believed it himself to be…"
Dec 3, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"Oh, I wasn't aware you'd been vainly trying. I must have missed some posts! Apologies. By the way there's no link to the text version only the video. "
Dec 3, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"The ecological aspect is often lacking in my work, truth to tell; it wasn't fully developed in my value book either. In my debt book (for which this argument was developed) I do take on the notion of "debt to nature" which I find…"
Dec 3, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"Thanks, Heesun, for the always-interesting reply. You're right of course, when you say that the formal "my pleasure," "no the pleasure is mine!" (or much gusto, el gusto es mio) sort of exchanges are about a denial of…"
Dec 2, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"thanks, Keith! I wasn't much looking forward to having to explain why I'm not indistinguishable from a sociobiologist! Phew. (For what it's worth Gustav very kindly sent a personal note acknowledging he'd misread the…"
Dec 2, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"Well I think I stand with Mauss in holding there is no necessary contradiction between the two imperatives. But maybe that's just me. Anyway, I think for me the question really comes down to: "does it really give you a richer notion of…"
Dec 1, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"Another response: I have no idea whatsoever why Gustaf thinks he is criticizing me by saying these terms have to be put in context to be made useful. Did I give any indication that I didn't think this? To the contrary I ended with examples that…"
Dec 1, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"I must confess myself to be profoundly confused by Gustaf's use of the term "functionalist." My understanding of functionalism is that it is a principle of explanation, whereby social phenomenon are explained exclusively or primarily…"
Dec 1, 2010
David Graeber replied to Keith Hart's discussion Online Seminar 23 November - 4 December: David Graeber On the moral grounds of economic relations
"Yes I agree anthropologists - or at least, those of the current dominant generation - have largely taken themselves out of the big discussions and this is something I've always felt was the same. The reaction to my own work is telling here.…"
Dec 1, 2010

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At 2:53am on November 12, 2010, Justin Shaffner said…
Welcome back to the OAC, David! I hope you are well.
 
 
 

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