The Radical Anthropology Group bases itself on Engels' work in the earlier mentioned Origins of the Family, Private Property and the State with modern scientific evidence.
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Just pick up a used introduction to cultural anthropology. It will cover this.
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The emancipation of the working class must be the work of the working class itself- Karl Marx
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The Radical Anthropology Group bases itself on Engels' work in the earlier mentioned Origins of the Family, Private Property and the State with modern scientific evidence.
I think, thus I disagree. | Chairperson of a Socialist Party branchMarxist Internet Archive | Communistisch Platform
Working class independence - Internationalism - Democracy
Educate - Agitate - Organise
there are also quite a few who have resisted all attempts at communication, which is kind of cool.
'heavens above, how awful it is to live outside the law - one is always expecting what one rightly deserves.'
petronius, the satyricon
kind of ageist bro
'heavens above, how awful it is to live outside the law - one is always expecting what one rightly deserves.'
petronius, the satyricon
Yeah, he's pretty old.
Usually old people just dismiss me as young and naive.
Well, we can't really deny that there is a significant number of elderly who tend to be more conservative and authoritarian than 'everyone else'. And by old, I mean old.
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1. All humans lived as hunter-gathering groups until what is termed the 'neolithic revolution' (c. 8000-5000 BCE) when the evidence shows the emergence of a settled agricultural mode of production in several parts of the world. To put this in context it means that for 99 per cent of our history as a species we have lived as hunter-gatherers. There are still some groups of hunter-gatherers today, though they are much marginalised and may well disappear this century, but setting aside the issue of their 'contamination' by the modern world, they offer some evidence of the community-based subsistence life all our ancestors evolved through.
2. References to 'human nature' should always be treated with caution, not least because humans have historically shown themselves capable of living in all kinds of different ways, but also because the kinds of 'human nature' we express are easily driven by the kinds of environments we exist within. In short, capitalist society encourages (even demands) selfishness and rewards greed, so we tend to behave accordingly or suffer the consequences. Aside from this, there is simply no way to establish 'human nature' outside of an economic and social context and which in turn reveals a particular kind of 'human nature'.
3. Lots of institutions are organised through committees and consultation processes. We may need leadership but that leaves an awful lot of room for different kinds of leadership.
It is not the consciousness of men that determines their existence, but their social existence that determines their consciousness. Karl Marx.
