I’m writing to you under the sign of amity because that’s really what I’m after, what I want to perform anew through my writing, amity as an ontological condition for the multiple-loving relations that I am interested in cultivating.
Part essay, part book review, part SOS, this blogpost looks to Anand Pandian's new book for an anthropology of ethics after knowledge.
I hope to update you on what I have been up to since then and to seek your counsel on my current predicament: the anthropology of ethics.
I had a pretty major epiphany a little over a month ago, one of those intellectual biography milestones that throws you pacing around...
In a similar way that Berger has deeply influenced my reading of Freire, Freire has influenced my reading of Berger.
In a similar way that Berger has deeply influenced my reading of Freire, Freire has influenced my reading of Berger.
"It sounds like you're afraid of freedom." I was so taken aback by his directness that I almost fell out of my chair.
