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Although Unsoeld’s toes froze and would later be amputated, both men survived to tell their tale.
Jon Krakauer • Into Thin Air
We have already seen that reimagining moral responsibility in terms of debt—an impulse that cropped up in both Greece and India—while almost inevitable given the new economic circumstances, seems to prove uniformly unsatisfying.
David Graeber • Debt: The First 5,000 Years,Updated and Expanded
“[…] 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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the Zoo Plague and, later, AAF or Acquired Aposymbiotic Familiarism.
Lauren Beukes • Zoo City
Classic Krakauer: Mark Foo's Last Ride, After the Fall, and Other Essays from the Vault
Jon Krakauer • 1 highlight
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