"Despite the grim realities of language oppression... this book is hopeful—hopeful of better language policies, better anthropology & ultimately, a better world." Many thanks to Charisma K Lepcha from Sikkim University for this review of my book.
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there's a short piece on Mt. Kanchenjunga fore.yale.edu/sites/defaul... by yours truly in this amazing line-up...
PRESENTED: Ecozoic Reader — Issue 9 (CES × Yale Forum).
A use-it-now reader based on Thomas Berry’s Ecozoic vision: essays → rituals → classroom & community practice, from 21 contributors.
Read → bit.ly/ecozoicreader
Which practice will you adopt first?
“Rather than viewing resources in an extractive, capitalistic way, we celebrate local food sources.”
Read more: www.sapiens.org/culture/indi...
"Linguistic anthropologists would seem to be an endangered species confined to almost token representation in most departments despite the centrality of language and communication in all human endeavors"--Paul Kroskrity
joined #bluesky today/ many thanks to @hpeaks.bsky.social for the invite/ it does look like good ol' safe twitter :)
