Thomas Hylland Eriksen (1962 - 2024) was Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Oslo and former President of the European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA). He was among the most highly cited anthropologists of his generation, and his classic and accessible textbook Small Places, Large Issues remains a cornerstone in anthropology courses. His later books, including Overheating, tackled the important issue of climate change within the discipline.
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Introduction: The big here and the long now Part I. A global history of standardisation 1. Narratives of loss 2. Everything was not better before 3. The world after 1492 4. The global bulldozers: State and market 5. Global capitalism and flexibility loss Part II. Overheating in the 21st century 6. The world after 1991 7. The Homogenocene 8. The smartphone and the container ship 9. The botanical garden - and the zoological one 10. Concrete 11. Soil 12. Invasions 13. Language 14. Food 15. The sensory system 16. Modules in an appified world 17. The good homogenisation Part III. Miracles of creolisation 18. David and Goliath 19. Cracks in the concrete 20. Biocultural reconciliation 21. Crossing boundaries 22. Unclean diversity 23. The miracle of creolisation 24. TAMA
Introduction: The big here and the long now Part I. A global history of standardisation 1. Narratives of loss 2. Everything was not better before 3. The world after 1492 4. The global bulldozers: State and market 5. Global capitalism and flexibility loss Part II. Overheating in the 21st century 6. The world after 1991 7. The Homogenocene 8. The smartphone and the container ship 9. The botanical garden - and the zoological one 10. Concrete 11. Soil 12. Invasions 13. Language 14. Food 15. The sensory system 16. Modules in an appified world 17. The good homogenisation Part III. Miracles of creolisation 18. David and Goliath 19. Cracks in the concrete 20. Biocultural reconciliation 21. Crossing boundaries 22. Unclean diversity 23. The miracle of creolisation 24. TAMA
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