The keynote talks at this conference (including my own) are being videotaped and will be made available publicly sometime in the coming months, as I understand it, so I haven’t made any effort to document them here. But with Tim Ingold I couldn’t resist. Anthropologist Ingold has been a prominent star in my intellectual sky […]
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Ingold’s (hi)stories from the north
Posted in Philosophy, tagged anthropology, cosmology, history, indigenous peoples, Ingold, object-oriented philosophy, the North, Under Western Skies on September 11, 2014 | Leave a Comment »
Tim Ingold & the liveliness of the living
Posted in Philosophy, tagged anthropology, books, ecology, environment, Ingold, life, Ontology, epistemology on June 14, 2011 | 6 Comments »
A new book by Tim Ingold is always good news, especially one that — like his 2000 collection Perception of the Environment — brings together several years’ worth of work into one volume. Ingold describes Being Alive: Essays on Movement, Knowledge and Description as “in many ways” a “sequel” to that earlier book, and it’s […]
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