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  1. Some *light* reading -- history and prophecy...

    I read #FrankWaters "#TheBookOfTheHopi" many years ago, but misplaced my old copy. Refreshing myself on #HopiProphecy and what it all means for the times we are living in.

    #EricCline's "#1177BC" has been a good read. I'm finding his chapter about a "perfect storm of calamities" to be relevant to the age we are living in now, especially with regard to #ClimateCrisis and #Polycrisis.

    Graeber/Wengrow's "#TheDawnOfEverything" has taken me a while to get through... So much to take in. Learning about power and systems of power and their origins.

    "The Occult Features of #Anarchism" by #EricaLagalisse also deals with systems of power -- and how #MutualAid is part of true autonomy (I agree).

    #Bookstodon #AmReading #ReadWithPride #BannedBooks #ToBeBanned? #ReadWhileItsStillLegal #BigBrother #Fascism #Authoritarianism #DavidGraeber #DavidWengrow

  2. Some *light* reading -- history and prophecy...

    I read #FrankWaters "#TheBookOfTheHopi" many years ago, but misplaced my old copy. Refreshing myself on #HopiProphecy and what it all means for the times we are living in.

    #EricCline's "#1177BC" has been a good read. I'm finding his chapter about a "perfect storm of calamities" to be relevant to the age we are living in now, especially with regard to #ClimateCrisis and #Polycrisis.

    Graeber/Wengrow's "#TheDawnOfEverything" has taken me a while to get through... So much to take in. Learning about power and systems of power and their origins.

    "The Occult Features of #Anarchism" by #EricaLagalisse also deals with systems of power -- and how #MutualAid is part of true autonomy (I agree).

    #Bookstodon #AmReading #ReadWithPride #BannedBooks #ToBeBanned? #ReadWhileItsStillLegal #BigBrother #Fascism #Authoritarianism #DavidGraeber #DavidWengrow

  3. Some *light* reading -- history and prophecy...

    I read #FrankWaters "#TheBookOfTheHopi" many years ago, but misplaced my old copy. Refreshing myself on #HopiProphecy and what it all means for the times we are living in.

    #EricCline's "#1177BC" has been a good read. I'm finding his chapter about a "perfect storm of calamities" to be relevant to the age we are living in now, especially with regard to #ClimateCrisis and #Polycrisis.

    Graeber/Wengrow's "#TheDawnOfEverything" has taken me a while to get through... So much to take in. Learning about power and systems of power and their origins.

    "The Occult Features of #Anarchism" by #EricaLagalisse also deals with systems of power -- and how #MutualAid is part of true autonomy (I agree).

    #Bookstodon #AmReading #ReadWithPride #BannedBooks #ToBeBanned? #ReadWhileItsStillLegal #BigBrother #Fascism #Authoritarianism #DavidGraeber #DavidWengrow

  4. Some *light* reading -- history and prophecy...

    I read #FrankWaters "#TheBookOfTheHopi" many years ago, but misplaced my old copy. Refreshing myself on #HopiProphecy and what it all means for the times we are living in.

    #EricCline's "#1177BC" has been a good read. I'm finding his chapter about a "perfect storm of calamities" to be relevant to the age we are living in now, especially with regard to #ClimateCrisis and #Polycrisis.

    Graeber/Wengrow's "#TheDawnOfEverything" has taken me a while to get through... So much to take in. Learning about power and systems of power and their origins.

    "The Occult Features of #Anarchism" by #EricaLagalisse also deals with systems of power -- and how #MutualAid is part of true autonomy (I agree).

    #Bookstodon #AmReading #ReadWithPride #BannedBooks #ToBeBanned? #ReadWhileItsStillLegal #BigBrother #Fascism #Authoritarianism #DavidGraeber #DavidWengrow

  5. Some *light* reading -- history and prophecy...

    I read #FrankWaters "#TheBookOfTheHopi" many years ago, but misplaced my old copy. Refreshing myself on #HopiProphecy and what it all means for the times we are living in.

    #EricCline's "#1177BC" has been a good read. I'm finding his chapter about a "perfect storm of calamities" to be relevant to the age we are living in now, especially with regard to #ClimateCrisis and #Polycrisis.

    Graeber/Wengrow's "#TheDawnOfEverything" has taken me a while to get through... So much to take in. Learning about power and systems of power and their origins.

    "The Occult Features of #Anarchism" by #EricaLagalisse also deals with systems of power -- and how #MutualAid is part of true autonomy (I agree).

    #Bookstodon #AmReading #ReadWithPride #BannedBooks #ToBeBanned? #ReadWhileItsStillLegal #BigBrother #Fascism #Authoritarianism #DavidGraeber #DavidWengrow

  6. @gustavoduch me ha hecho pensar en este fragmento del libro El amanecer de todo de #davidgraeber y #davidwengrow donde habla de #colonizacion y #agricultura:

    (ahora me he fijado que he puesto las fotos en orden inverso y edito para que quien lo lea, no se vuelva loc@)

  7. @gustavoduch me ha hecho pensar en este fragmento del libro El amanecer de todo de #davidgraeber y #davidwengrow donde habla de #colonizacion y #agricultura:

    (ahora me he fijado que he puesto las fotos en orden inverso y edito para que quien lo lea, no se vuelva loc@)

  8. @gustavoduch me ha hecho pensar en este fragmento del libro El amanecer de todo de #davidgraeber y #davidwengrow donde habla de #colonizacion y #agricultura:

    (ahora me he fijado que he puesto las fotos en orden inverso y edito para que quien lo lea, no se vuelva loc@)

  9. @gustavoduch me ha hecho pensar en este fragmento del libro El amanecer de todo de #davidgraeber y #davidwengrow donde habla de #colonizacion y #agricultura:

    (ahora me he fijado que he puesto las fotos en orden inverso y edito para que quien lo lea, no se vuelva loc@)

  10. @gustavoduch me ha hecho pensar en este fragmento del libro El amanecer de todo de #davidgraeber y #davidwengrow donde habla de #colonizacion y #agricultura:

    (ahora me he fijado que he puesto las fotos en orden inverso y edito para que quien lo lea, no se vuelva loc@)

  11. Came across this in a post about #SolarPunk a few weeks ago (post may be gone)... Anyhow, I've been reading #DavidGraeber and #DavidWengrow's book, "The Dawn of Everything," and thought the question posited by #Graeber was relevant to #SolarPunkSunday...

    Are You An #Anarchist? The Answer May Surprise You!

    "Every time you treat another human with consideration and respect, you are being an anarchist. Every time you work out your differences with others by coming to reasonable compromise, listening to what everyone has to say rather than letting one person decide for everyone else, you are being an anarchist. Every time you have the opportunity to force someone to do something, but decide to appeal to their sense of reason or justice instead, you are being an anarchist. The same goes for every time you share something with a friend, or decide who is going to do the dishes, or do anything at all with an eye to fairness"

    David Graeber, The Ultimate Hidden Truth of the World, p 243, published 2009

    "Chances are you have already heard something about who anarchists are and what they are supposed to believe. Chances are almost everything you have heard is nonsense. Many people seem to think that anarchists are proponents of violence, chaos, and destruction, that they are against all forms of order and organization, or that they are crazed nihilists who just want to blow everything up. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. Anarchists are simply people who believe human beings are capable of behaving in a reasonable fashion without having to be forced to. It is really a very simple notion. But it’s one that the rich and powerful have always found extremely dangerous.

    At their very simplest, anarchist beliefs turn on to two elementary assumptions. The first is that human beings are, under ordinary circumstances, about as reasonable and decent as they are allowed to be, and can organize themselves and their communities without needing to be told how. The second is that power corrupts. Most of all, anarchism is just a matter of having the courage to take the simple principles of common decency that we all live by, and to follow them through to their logical conclusions. Odd though this may seem, in most important ways you are probably already an anarchist — you just don’t realize it.

    Let’s start by taking a few examples from everyday life."

    Read more:
    davidgraeber.org/articles/are-

    #SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #BuildingResilience #NoKings #NoRulers #Inequality #PowerCorrupts

  12. Came across this in a post about #SolarPunk a few weeks ago (post may be gone)... Anyhow, I've been reading #DavidGraeber and #DavidWengrow's book, "The Dawn of Everything," and thought the question posited by #Graeber was relevant to #SolarPunkSunday...

    Are You An #Anarchist? The Answer May Surprise You!

    "Every time you treat another human with consideration and respect, you are being an anarchist. Every time you work out your differences with others by coming to reasonable compromise, listening to what everyone has to say rather than letting one person decide for everyone else, you are being an anarchist. Every time you have the opportunity to force someone to do something, but decide to appeal to their sense of reason or justice instead, you are being an anarchist. The same goes for every time you share something with a friend, or decide who is going to do the dishes, or do anything at all with an eye to fairness"

    David Graeber, The Ultimate Hidden Truth of the World, p 243, published 2009

    "Chances are you have already heard something about who anarchists are and what they are supposed to believe. Chances are almost everything you have heard is nonsense. Many people seem to think that anarchists are proponents of violence, chaos, and destruction, that they are against all forms of order and organization, or that they are crazed nihilists who just want to blow everything up. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. Anarchists are simply people who believe human beings are capable of behaving in a reasonable fashion without having to be forced to. It is really a very simple notion. But it’s one that the rich and powerful have always found extremely dangerous.

    At their very simplest, anarchist beliefs turn on to two elementary assumptions. The first is that human beings are, under ordinary circumstances, about as reasonable and decent as they are allowed to be, and can organize themselves and their communities without needing to be told how. The second is that power corrupts. Most of all, anarchism is just a matter of having the courage to take the simple principles of common decency that we all live by, and to follow them through to their logical conclusions. Odd though this may seem, in most important ways you are probably already an anarchist — you just don’t realize it.

    Let’s start by taking a few examples from everyday life."

    Read more:
    davidgraeber.org/articles/are-

    #SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #BuildingResilience #NoKings #NoRulers #Inequality #PowerCorrupts

  13. Came across this in a post about #SolarPunk a few weeks ago (post may be gone)... Anyhow, I've been reading #DavidGraeber and #DavidWengrow's book, "The Dawn of Everything," and thought the question posited by #Graeber was relevant to #SolarPunkSunday...

    Are You An #Anarchist? The Answer May Surprise You!

    "Every time you treat another human with consideration and respect, you are being an anarchist. Every time you work out your differences with others by coming to reasonable compromise, listening to what everyone has to say rather than letting one person decide for everyone else, you are being an anarchist. Every time you have the opportunity to force someone to do something, but decide to appeal to their sense of reason or justice instead, you are being an anarchist. The same goes for every time you share something with a friend, or decide who is going to do the dishes, or do anything at all with an eye to fairness"

    David Graeber, The Ultimate Hidden Truth of the World, p 243, published 2009

    "Chances are you have already heard something about who anarchists are and what they are supposed to believe. Chances are almost everything you have heard is nonsense. Many people seem to think that anarchists are proponents of violence, chaos, and destruction, that they are against all forms of order and organization, or that they are crazed nihilists who just want to blow everything up. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. Anarchists are simply people who believe human beings are capable of behaving in a reasonable fashion without having to be forced to. It is really a very simple notion. But it’s one that the rich and powerful have always found extremely dangerous.

    At their very simplest, anarchist beliefs turn on to two elementary assumptions. The first is that human beings are, under ordinary circumstances, about as reasonable and decent as they are allowed to be, and can organize themselves and their communities without needing to be told how. The second is that power corrupts. Most of all, anarchism is just a matter of having the courage to take the simple principles of common decency that we all live by, and to follow them through to their logical conclusions. Odd though this may seem, in most important ways you are probably already an anarchist — you just don’t realize it.

    Let’s start by taking a few examples from everyday life."

    Read more:
    davidgraeber.org/articles/are-

    #SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #BuildingResilience #NoKings #NoRulers #Inequality #PowerCorrupts

  14. Came across this in a post about #SolarPunk a few weeks ago (post may be gone)... Anyhow, I've been reading #DavidGraeber and #DavidWengrow's book, "The Dawn of Everything," and thought the question posited by #Graeber was relevant to #SolarPunkSunday...

    Are You An #Anarchist? The Answer May Surprise You!

    "Every time you treat another human with consideration and respect, you are being an anarchist. Every time you work out your differences with others by coming to reasonable compromise, listening to what everyone has to say rather than letting one person decide for everyone else, you are being an anarchist. Every time you have the opportunity to force someone to do something, but decide to appeal to their sense of reason or justice instead, you are being an anarchist. The same goes for every time you share something with a friend, or decide who is going to do the dishes, or do anything at all with an eye to fairness"

    David Graeber, The Ultimate Hidden Truth of the World, p 243, published 2009

    "Chances are you have already heard something about who anarchists are and what they are supposed to believe. Chances are almost everything you have heard is nonsense. Many people seem to think that anarchists are proponents of violence, chaos, and destruction, that they are against all forms of order and organization, or that they are crazed nihilists who just want to blow everything up. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. Anarchists are simply people who believe human beings are capable of behaving in a reasonable fashion without having to be forced to. It is really a very simple notion. But it’s one that the rich and powerful have always found extremely dangerous.

    At their very simplest, anarchist beliefs turn on to two elementary assumptions. The first is that human beings are, under ordinary circumstances, about as reasonable and decent as they are allowed to be, and can organize themselves and their communities without needing to be told how. The second is that power corrupts. Most of all, anarchism is just a matter of having the courage to take the simple principles of common decency that we all live by, and to follow them through to their logical conclusions. Odd though this may seem, in most important ways you are probably already an anarchist — you just don’t realize it.

    Let’s start by taking a few examples from everyday life."

    Read more:
    davidgraeber.org/articles/are-

    #SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #BuildingResilience #NoKings #NoRulers #Inequality #PowerCorrupts

  15. Came across this in a post about #SolarPunk a few weeks ago (post may be gone)... Anyhow, I've been reading #DavidGraeber and #DavidWengrow's book, "The Dawn of Everything," and thought the question posited by #Graeber was relevant to #SolarPunkSunday...

    Are You An #Anarchist? The Answer May Surprise You!

    "Every time you treat another human with consideration and respect, you are being an anarchist. Every time you work out your differences with others by coming to reasonable compromise, listening to what everyone has to say rather than letting one person decide for everyone else, you are being an anarchist. Every time you have the opportunity to force someone to do something, but decide to appeal to their sense of reason or justice instead, you are being an anarchist. The same goes for every time you share something with a friend, or decide who is going to do the dishes, or do anything at all with an eye to fairness"

    David Graeber, The Ultimate Hidden Truth of the World, p 243, published 2009

    "Chances are you have already heard something about who anarchists are and what they are supposed to believe. Chances are almost everything you have heard is nonsense. Many people seem to think that anarchists are proponents of violence, chaos, and destruction, that they are against all forms of order and organization, or that they are crazed nihilists who just want to blow everything up. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. Anarchists are simply people who believe human beings are capable of behaving in a reasonable fashion without having to be forced to. It is really a very simple notion. But it’s one that the rich and powerful have always found extremely dangerous.

    At their very simplest, anarchist beliefs turn on to two elementary assumptions. The first is that human beings are, under ordinary circumstances, about as reasonable and decent as they are allowed to be, and can organize themselves and their communities without needing to be told how. The second is that power corrupts. Most of all, anarchism is just a matter of having the courage to take the simple principles of common decency that we all live by, and to follow them through to their logical conclusions. Odd though this may seem, in most important ways you are probably already an anarchist — you just don’t realize it.

    Let’s start by taking a few examples from everyday life."

    Read more:
    davidgraeber.org/articles/are-

    #SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #BuildingResilience #NoKings #NoRulers #Inequality #PowerCorrupts

  16. #DavidWengrow fasst am Ende dieses Gespräches gut drei miteinander verflochtende Grund-Aspekte von #Freiheit zusammen:

    1—Bewegung weg von einer Umgebung hin zu einer anderen (Netzwerk überregional-freundschaftlicher Stammesgesellschaften);

    2—Verweigerung von Befehlen (Debatte, Überzeugung & Teilhabe statt Zwang, Gewalt & Hierarchie)

    3—Vorstellung & Schaffung alternativer Gesellschaftsformen (Wechsel zwischen verschiedenen Lebenswelten).

    #GroßraumPhantastik

  17. #DavidWengrow fasst am Ende dieses Gespräches gut drei miteinander verflochtende Grund-Aspekte von #Freiheit zusammen:

    1—Bewegung weg von einer Umgebung hin zu einer anderen (Netzwerk überregional-freundschaftlicher Stammesgesellschaften);

    2—Verweigerung von Befehlen (Debatte, Überzeugung & Teilhabe statt Zwang, Gewalt & Hierarchie)

    3—Vorstellung & Schaffung alternativer Gesellschaftsformen (Wechsel zwischen verschiedenen Lebenswelten).

    #GroßraumPhantastik

  18. #DavidWengrow fasst am Ende dieses Gespräches gut drei miteinander verflochtende Grund-Aspekte von #Freiheit zusammen:

    1—Bewegung weg von einer Umgebung hin zu einer anderen (Netzwerk überregional-freundschaftlicher Stammesgesellschaften);

    2—Verweigerung von Befehlen (Debatte, Überzeugung & Teilhabe statt Zwang, Gewalt & Hierarchie)

    3—Vorstellung & Schaffung alternativer Gesellschaftsformen (Wechsel zwischen verschiedenen Lebenswelten).

    #GroßraumPhantastik

  19. #DavidWengrow fasst am Ende dieses Gespräches gut drei miteinander verflochtende Grund-Aspekte von #Freiheit zusammen:

    1—Bewegung weg von einer Umgebung hin zu einer anderen (Netzwerk überregional-freundschaftlicher Stammesgesellschaften);

    2—Verweigerung von Befehlen (Debatte, Überzeugung & Teilhabe statt Zwang, Gewalt & Hierarchie)

    3—Vorstellung & Schaffung alternativer Gesellschaftsformen (Wechsel zwischen verschiedenen Lebenswelten).

    #GroßraumPhantastik

  20. #DavidWengrow fasst am Ende dieses Gespräches gut drei miteinander verflochtende Grund-Aspekte von #Freiheit zusammen:

    1—Bewegung weg von einer Umgebung hin zu einer anderen (Netzwerk überregional-freundschaftlicher Stammesgesellschaften);

    2—Verweigerung von Befehlen (Debatte, Überzeugung & Teilhabe statt Zwang, Gewalt & Hierarchie)

    3—Vorstellung & Schaffung alternativer Gesellschaftsformen (Wechsel zwischen verschiedenen Lebenswelten).

    #GroßraumPhantastik

  21. Neuer Plausch mit #DavidWengrow lohnt sich sowohl für alle, die Vertiefung und aktuelle Ergänzung zu »The Dawn of Everything« (zusammen mit #DavidGraeber 2021; Dt. »Anfänge« 2022) suchen, als auch alle, denen der Schinken zu dick ist.
    Bietet wertvolle Rundschau zu den Reibungen zwischen historisch-ideologischen Mythen und soziologisch-archäologischen Erkenntnissen.
    >>

    youtu.be/GEJ8WAiHRE0

    #GroßraumPhantastik #IchWillEIneBessereKatastrophe

  22. Neuer Plausch mit #DavidWengrow lohnt sich sowohl für alle, die Vertiefung und aktuelle Ergänzung zu »The Dawn of Everything« (zusammen mit #DavidGraeber 2021; Dt. »Anfänge« 2022) suchen, als auch alle, denen der Schinken zu dick ist.
    Bietet wertvolle Rundschau zu den Reibungen zwischen historisch-ideologischen Mythen und soziologisch-archäologischen Erkenntnissen.
    >>

    youtu.be/GEJ8WAiHRE0

    #GroßraumPhantastik #IchWillEIneBessereKatastrophe

  23. Neuer Plausch mit #DavidWengrow lohnt sich sowohl für alle, die Vertiefung und aktuelle Ergänzung zu »The Dawn of Everything« (zusammen mit #DavidGraeber 2021; Dt. »Anfänge« 2022) suchen, als auch alle, denen der Schinken zu dick ist.
    Bietet wertvolle Rundschau zu den Reibungen zwischen historisch-ideologischen Mythen und soziologisch-archäologischen Erkenntnissen.
    >>

    youtu.be/GEJ8WAiHRE0

    #GroßraumPhantastik #IchWillEIneBessereKatastrophe

  24. Neuer Plausch mit #DavidWengrow lohnt sich sowohl für alle, die Vertiefung und aktuelle Ergänzung zu »The Dawn of Everything« (zusammen mit #DavidGraeber 2021; Dt. »Anfänge« 2022) suchen, als auch alle, denen der Schinken zu dick ist.
    Bietet wertvolle Rundschau zu den Reibungen zwischen historisch-ideologischen Mythen und soziologisch-archäologischen Erkenntnissen.
    >>

    youtu.be/GEJ8WAiHRE0

    #GroßraumPhantastik #IchWillEIneBessereKatastrophe

  25. Neuer Plausch mit #DavidWengrow lohnt sich sowohl für alle, die Vertiefung und aktuelle Ergänzung zu »The Dawn of Everything« (zusammen mit #DavidGraeber 2021; Dt. »Anfänge« 2022) suchen, als auch alle, denen der Schinken zu dick ist.
    Bietet wertvolle Rundschau zu den Reibungen zwischen historisch-ideologischen Mythen und soziologisch-archäologischen Erkenntnissen.
    >>

    youtu.be/GEJ8WAiHRE0

    #GroßraumPhantastik #IchWillEIneBessereKatastrophe

  26. Has anyone written about / applied #DavidGraeber & #DavidWengrow's three basic forms of social #freedom to #technology and/or #SocialMedia? I'd love to read this.

    - the freedom to escape one's surroundings and move away,
    - the freedom to disobey arbitrary authority, and
    - the freedom to reimagine and reconstruct one's society in a different form.

    @DGI #TheDawnofEverything

  27. Has anyone written about / applied #DavidGraeber & #DavidWengrow's three basic forms of social #freedom to #technology and/or #SocialMedia? I'd love to read this.

    - the freedom to escape one's surroundings and move away,
    - the freedom to disobey arbitrary authority, and
    - the freedom to reimagine and reconstruct one's society in a different form.

    @DGI #TheDawnofEverything

  28. Has anyone written about / applied #DavidGraeber & #DavidWengrow's three basic forms of social #freedom to #technology and/or #SocialMedia? I'd love to read this.

    - the freedom to escape one's surroundings and move away,
    - the freedom to disobey arbitrary authority, and
    - the freedom to reimagine and reconstruct one's society in a different form.

    @DGI #TheDawnofEverything

  29. Has anyone written about / applied #DavidGraeber & #DavidWengrow's three basic forms of social #freedom to #technology and/or #SocialMedia? I'd love to read this.

    - the freedom to escape one's surroundings and move away,
    - the freedom to disobey arbitrary authority, and
    - the freedom to reimagine and reconstruct one's society in a different form.

    @DGI #TheDawnofEverything

  30. Has anyone written about / applied #DavidGraeber & #DavidWengrow's three basic forms of social #freedom to #technology and/or #SocialMedia? I'd love to read this.

    - the freedom to escape one's surroundings and move away,
    - the freedom to disobey arbitrary authority, and
    - the freedom to reimagine and reconstruct one's society in a different form.

    @DGI #TheDawnofEverything

  31. #Minoan religion and arts are profoundly not interested in the self-perpetuating, power-hungry ego. What they celebrate is the opposite: the ritually-induced release from individuality, and an ecstacy of being that is overtly erotic and spiritual at the same time (ek-stasis, or “standing beyond oneself”)—a cosmos that both nurtures and ignores the individual, that vibrates with inseparable sexual energies and spiritual epiphanies.

    #DavidGraeber #Graeber #Wengrow #DavidWengrow #Crete #JackDempsey

  32. #Minoan religion and arts are profoundly not interested in the self-perpetuating, power-hungry ego. What they celebrate is the opposite: the ritually-induced release from individuality, and an ecstacy of being that is overtly erotic and spiritual at the same time (ek-stasis, or “standing beyond oneself”)—a cosmos that both nurtures and ignores the individual, that vibrates with inseparable sexual energies and spiritual epiphanies.

    #DavidGraeber #Graeber #Wengrow #DavidWengrow #Crete #JackDempsey

  33. #Minoan religion and arts are profoundly not interested in the self-perpetuating, power-hungry ego. What they celebrate is the opposite: the ritually-induced release from individuality, and an ecstacy of being that is overtly erotic and spiritual at the same time (ek-stasis, or “standing beyond oneself”)—a cosmos that both nurtures and ignores the individual, that vibrates with inseparable sexual energies and spiritual epiphanies.

    #DavidGraeber #Graeber #Wengrow #DavidWengrow #Crete #JackDempsey

  34. #Minoan religion and arts are profoundly not interested in the self-perpetuating, power-hungry ego. What they celebrate is the opposite: the ritually-induced release from individuality, and an ecstacy of being that is overtly erotic and spiritual at the same time (ek-stasis, or “standing beyond oneself”)—a cosmos that both nurtures and ignores the individual, that vibrates with inseparable sexual energies and spiritual epiphanies.

    #DavidGraeber #Graeber #Wengrow #DavidWengrow #Crete #JackDempsey

  35. #GRK0081 #Libertés #Anthropologie #Philosophie #DavidGRAEBER #DavidWENGROW
    Au commencement était...
    Une nouvelle histoire de l'humanité
    D.Graeber & D.Wengrow (2021, LLL)
    iBouquin:mega.nz/file/ZJIxzChI#RaK5HRLq
    Si t'as les moyens:
    editionslesliensquiliberent.fr

    Présentation:
    « Ceci n’est pas un livre. C’est un festin intellectuel. Il est profond, iconoclaste, rigoureux sur le plan factuel et passionnant à lire. »
    – Nassim Nicholas Taleb

    Depuis des siècles, nous nous racontons sur les origines des sociétés humaines et des inégalités sociales une histoire très simple. Pendant l’essentiel de leur existence sur terre, les êtres humains auraient vécu au sein de petits clans de chasseurs-cueilleurs. Puis l’agriculture aurait fait son entrée, et avec elle la propriété privée. Enfin seraient nées les villes, marquant l’apparition non seulement de la civilisation, mais aussi des guerres, de la bureaucratie, du patriarcat et de l’esclavage.

    Ce récit pose un gros problème : il est faux.

    David Graeber et David Wengrow se sont donné pour objectif de « jeter les bases d’une nouvelle histoire du monde ». Le temps d’un voyage fascinant, ils nous invitent à nous débarrasser de notre carcan conceptuel et à tenter de comprendre quelles sociétés nos ancêtres cherchaient à créer.

    Foisonnant d’érudition, s’appuyant sur des recherches novatrices, leur ouvrage dévoile un passé humain infiniment plus intéressant que ne le suggèrent les lectures conventionnelles. Il élargit surtout nos horizons dans le présent, en montrant qu’il est toujours possible de réinventer nos libertés et nos modes d’organisation sociale.

    Un livre monumental d’une extraordinaire portée intellectuelle dont vous ne sortirez pas indemne et qui bouleversera à jamais votre perception de l’histoire humaine.
    [LLL]

    =============

    David Graeber (1961-2020)
    est l’un des intellectuels les plus en vue et les plus ancrés dans les réalités socio-économiques de son époque.
    Penseur iconoclaste, figure de proue d’Occupy Wall Street, anarchiste, historien de la dette, pourfendeur de la bureaucratie capitaliste, inventeur du concept des « bullshit jobs », il aura marqué son temps de sa malice et de son intelligence sensible.
    Docteur en anthropologie et économiste, il enseignait ces deux matières à la London School of Economics.
    Il est notamment l’auteur de Dette : 5 000 ans d’histoire (2013, LLL), Bureaucratie (2015, LLL) et Bullshit Jobs (2018, LLL).

    David Wengrow
    est archéologue et professeur à l’Institut d’archéologie de l’University College de Londres (UCL).
    Il a publié plusieurs livres et articles universitaires sur des sujets ayant trait à l’origine de l’écriture, l’art antique, les sociétés néolithiques ou encore l’émergence des premiers États en Égypte et en Mésopotamie.

  36. #GRK0081 #Libertés #Anthropologie #Philosophie #DavidGRAEBER #DavidWENGROW
    Au commencement était...
    Une nouvelle histoire de l'humanité
    D.Graeber & D.Wengrow (2021, LLL)
    iBouquin:mega.nz/file/VFpGwabL#GbB0q0mx
    Si t'as les moyens:
    editionslesliensquiliberent.fr

    Présentation:
    « Ceci n’est pas un livre. C’est un festin intellectuel. Il est profond, iconoclaste, rigoureux sur le plan factuel et passionnant à lire. »
    – Nassim Nicholas Taleb

    Depuis des siècles, nous nous racontons sur les origines des sociétés humaines et des inégalités sociales une histoire très simple. Pendant l’essentiel de leur existence sur terre, les êtres humains auraient vécu au sein de petits clans de chasseurs-cueilleurs. Puis l’agriculture aurait fait son entrée, et avec elle la propriété privée. Enfin seraient nées les villes, marquant l’apparition non seulement de la civilisation, mais aussi des guerres, de la bureaucratie, du patriarcat et de l’esclavage.

    Ce récit pose un gros problème : il est faux.

    David Graeber et David Wengrow se sont donné pour objectif de « jeter les bases d’une nouvelle histoire du monde ». Le temps d’un voyage fascinant, ils nous invitent à nous débarrasser de notre carcan conceptuel et à tenter de comprendre quelles sociétés nos ancêtres cherchaient à créer.

    Foisonnant d’érudition, s’appuyant sur des recherches novatrices, leur ouvrage dévoile un passé humain infiniment plus intéressant que ne le suggèrent les lectures conventionnelles. Il élargit surtout nos horizons dans le présent, en montrant qu’il est toujours possible de réinventer nos libertés et nos modes d’organisation sociale.

    Un livre monumental d’une extraordinaire portée intellectuelle dont vous ne sortirez pas indemne et qui bouleversera à jamais votre perception de l’histoire humaine.
    [LLL]

    =============

    David Graeber (1961-2020)
    est l’un des intellectuels les plus en vue et les plus ancrés dans les réalités socio-économiques de son époque.
    Penseur iconoclaste, figure de proue d’Occupy Wall Street, anarchiste, historien de la dette, pourfendeur de la bureaucratie capitaliste, inventeur du concept des « bullshit jobs », il aura marqué son temps de sa malice et de son intelligence sensible.
    Docteur en anthropologie et économiste, il enseignait ces deux matières à la London School of Economics.
    Il est notamment l’auteur de Dette : 5 000 ans d’histoire (2013, LLL), Bureaucratie (2015, LLL) et Bullshit Jobs (2018, LLL).

    David Wengrow
    est archéologue et professeur à l’Institut d’archéologie de l’University College de Londres (UCL).
    Il a publié plusieurs livres et articles universitaires sur des sujets ayant trait à l’origine de l’écriture, l’art antique, les sociétés néolithiques ou encore l’émergence des premiers États en Égypte et en Mésopotamie.

  37. #GRK0081 #Libertés #Anthropologie #Philosophie #DavidGRAEBER #DavidWENGROW
    Au commencement était...
    Une nouvelle histoire de l'humanité
    D.Graeber & D.Wengrow (2021, LLL)
    iBouquin:mega.nz/file/VFpGwabL#GbB0q0mx
    Si t'as les moyens:
    editionslesliensquiliberent.fr

    Présentation:
    « Ceci n’est pas un livre. C’est un festin intellectuel. Il est profond, iconoclaste, rigoureux sur le plan factuel et passionnant à lire. »
    – Nassim Nicholas Taleb

    Depuis des siècles, nous nous racontons sur les origines des sociétés humaines et des inégalités sociales une histoire très simple. Pendant l’essentiel de leur existence sur terre, les êtres humains auraient vécu au sein de petits clans de chasseurs-cueilleurs. Puis l’agriculture aurait fait son entrée, et avec elle la propriété privée. Enfin seraient nées les villes, marquant l’apparition non seulement de la civilisation, mais aussi des guerres, de la bureaucratie, du patriarcat et de l’esclavage.

    Ce récit pose un gros problème : il est faux.

    David Graeber et David Wengrow se sont donné pour objectif de « jeter les bases d’une nouvelle histoire du monde ». Le temps d’un voyage fascinant, ils nous invitent à nous débarrasser de notre carcan conceptuel et à tenter de comprendre quelles sociétés nos ancêtres cherchaient à créer.

    Foisonnant d’érudition, s’appuyant sur des recherches novatrices, leur ouvrage dévoile un passé humain infiniment plus intéressant que ne le suggèrent les lectures conventionnelles. Il élargit surtout nos horizons dans le présent, en montrant qu’il est toujours possible de réinventer nos libertés et nos modes d’organisation sociale.

    Un livre monumental d’une extraordinaire portée intellectuelle dont vous ne sortirez pas indemne et qui bouleversera à jamais votre perception de l’histoire humaine.
    [LLL]

    =============

    David Graeber (1961-2020)
    est l’un des intellectuels les plus en vue et les plus ancrés dans les réalités socio-économiques de son époque.
    Penseur iconoclaste, figure de proue d’Occupy Wall Street, anarchiste, historien de la dette, pourfendeur de la bureaucratie capitaliste, inventeur du concept des « bullshit jobs », il aura marqué son temps de sa malice et de son intelligence sensible.
    Docteur en anthropologie et économiste, il enseignait ces deux matières à la London School of Economics.
    Il est notamment l’auteur de Dette : 5 000 ans d’histoire (2013, LLL), Bureaucratie (2015, LLL) et Bullshit Jobs (2018, LLL).

    David Wengrow
    est archéologue et professeur à l’Institut d’archéologie de l’University College de Londres (UCL).
    Il a publié plusieurs livres et articles universitaires sur des sujets ayant trait à l’origine de l’écriture, l’art antique, les sociétés néolithiques ou encore l’émergence des premiers États en Égypte et en Mésopotamie.

  38. #GRK0081 #Libertés #Anthropologie #Philosophie #DavidGRAEBER #DavidWENGROW
    Au commencement était...
    Une nouvelle histoire de l'humanité
    D.Graeber & D.Wengrow (2021, LLL)
    iBouquin:mega.nz/file/ZJIxzChI#RaK5HRLq
    Si t'as les moyens:
    editionslesliensquiliberent.fr

    Présentation:
    « Ceci n’est pas un livre. C’est un festin intellectuel. Il est profond, iconoclaste, rigoureux sur le plan factuel et passionnant à lire. »
    – Nassim Nicholas Taleb

    Depuis des siècles, nous nous racontons sur les origines des sociétés humaines et des inégalités sociales une histoire très simple. Pendant l’essentiel de leur existence sur terre, les êtres humains auraient vécu au sein de petits clans de chasseurs-cueilleurs. Puis l’agriculture aurait fait son entrée, et avec elle la propriété privée. Enfin seraient nées les villes, marquant l’apparition non seulement de la civilisation, mais aussi des guerres, de la bureaucratie, du patriarcat et de l’esclavage.

    Ce récit pose un gros problème : il est faux.

    David Graeber et David Wengrow se sont donné pour objectif de « jeter les bases d’une nouvelle histoire du monde ». Le temps d’un voyage fascinant, ils nous invitent à nous débarrasser de notre carcan conceptuel et à tenter de comprendre quelles sociétés nos ancêtres cherchaient à créer.

    Foisonnant d’érudition, s’appuyant sur des recherches novatrices, leur ouvrage dévoile un passé humain infiniment plus intéressant que ne le suggèrent les lectures conventionnelles. Il élargit surtout nos horizons dans le présent, en montrant qu’il est toujours possible de réinventer nos libertés et nos modes d’organisation sociale.

    Un livre monumental d’une extraordinaire portée intellectuelle dont vous ne sortirez pas indemne et qui bouleversera à jamais votre perception de l’histoire humaine.
    [LLL]

    =============

    David Graeber (1961-2020)
    est l’un des intellectuels les plus en vue et les plus ancrés dans les réalités socio-économiques de son époque.
    Penseur iconoclaste, figure de proue d’Occupy Wall Street, anarchiste, historien de la dette, pourfendeur de la bureaucratie capitaliste, inventeur du concept des « bullshit jobs », il aura marqué son temps de sa malice et de son intelligence sensible.
    Docteur en anthropologie et économiste, il enseignait ces deux matières à la London School of Economics.
    Il est notamment l’auteur de Dette : 5 000 ans d’histoire (2013, LLL), Bureaucratie (2015, LLL) et Bullshit Jobs (2018, LLL).

    David Wengrow
    est archéologue et professeur à l’Institut d’archéologie de l’University College de Londres (UCL).
    Il a publié plusieurs livres et articles universitaires sur des sujets ayant trait à l’origine de l’écriture, l’art antique, les sociétés néolithiques ou encore l’émergence des premiers États en Égypte et en Mésopotamie.

  39. #DavidGraeber and #DavidWengrow in Dawn of Everything, chapter 12 write:

    All Wendat wars were, in fact, ‘mourning wars’, carried out to assuage the grief felt by close relatives of someone who had been killed.Typically, a war party would strike against traditional enemies, bringing back a few scalps and a small number of prisoners. Captive women and childre... MESSAGE CLIPPED

    FULL TEXT: 6 trojkatretiho.cz/viewtopic.php

    @bobojp @Linkshaender @Pierrette @xChaos

    #tg594426640 #tg434928726 #tg845716998

  40. #DavidGraeber and #DavidWengrow in Dawn of Everything, chapter 12 write:

    All Wendat wars were, in fact, ‘mourning wars’, carried out to assuage the grief felt by close relatives of someone who had been killed.Typically, a war party would strike against traditional enemies, bringing back a few scalps and a small number of prisoners. Captive women and childre... MESSAGE CLIPPED

    FULL TEXT: 6 trojkatretiho.cz/viewtopic.php

    @bobojp @Linkshaender @Pierrette @xChaos

    #tg594426640 #tg434928726 #tg845716998