Anthropology asks one big question: what does it mean to be human?
If you live in London, why not come to our regular Tuesday evening talks? Admission is free.
Anthropology asks one big question: what does it mean to be human?
The looming threat of climate catastrophe is forcing us all to re-think everything we thought we knew. Extinction Rebellion is a movement in urgent need of a scientific language and a sacred cosmology to replace the old patriarchal religions and attitudes which have dominated our minds up to now. In Radical Anthropology, we aim to assist Extinction Rebellion in every way we can, while suggesting that rule by the moon and gender egalitarianism of the kind practiced by hunter-gatherers can powerfully inspire our vision of a future world.
21 May | Galton, Eugenics, And The Legacy Of Anglo-Saxon Nativism | Joe Cain |
28 May | Dangerous Laughter: Egalitarianism And The Batek Of Peninsular Malaysia | Alice Rudge |
4 Jun | God, Climate Change And Farmers In Rural Punjab, Pakistan | Stephen Lyon |
11 Jun | Dragons In The Waters Of Borneo: Power, Protection And Threat | Monica Janowski |
18 Jun | Christianity In Anthropological Perspective | Chris Knight |
25 Jun | The Origins Of Radical Anthropology | Anthony Auerbach |
2 Jul | From Harlem To Hanoi: Recovering Black Radical Anti-Imperialism During The Era Of Global ‘68. | Robyn Spencer |
9 Jul | Contemporary Monsters In Central Australia | Yasmine Musharbash |
Many of our past talks are available as video.