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Hearing Women Talk

Gal Irvine - Signs of Difference - Women Speak

Open Anthropology on gender, language, and power. “Hearing Women Talk” presents fascinating anthropological work on voices that have often been unheard.

Words at Work and Play: David Brooks is a Cultural Problem

Brooks uses culture to bypass power, inequality, economics, politics, and history. That’s the real cultural problem–and a problem anthropology must tackle.

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