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"What all of this implies (obviously for many anthropologists, less so for many linguists) is that grasping other peoples' metaphors requires ethnography as much as it does linguistics"--K. Basso
For the first time, Cambridge astronomers have discovered methane and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of an exoplanet in the habitable zone. https://t.co/kLEmigdcgU via @Cambridge_Uni
The story of Keith Basso's movement from self-identified cultural anthropologist (ethnoscience) to self-identified linguistic anthropologist, which was not unique to Basso, is an interesting story of the 1970s and 80s; these are, after all, essays in linguistic anthropology
What if the current anxiety in society, and our human quest for meaning, are best addressed by a bold new approach to philosophy, based on openness and community, and an optimistic engagement with theology?