25 Marc Augé in Argentina
Friday, September 3, 2010
Christian Phrases To Say To Others
To the one I also missed the Marc Augé conference on Anthropology and Literature at the opening of Filber , here step interview with him in Página/12 , where leaves settled that: "Writing and reading are deeply anthropological experience."
That is why Free people stealing laburo we live. Is to take it into account Antropocacos , I say, because there are these other crooks who are gaps and speak from the voices of other disciplines, as we intend to do us a lot. With the difference that these thieves letrosos have access to an elite editorial that always (and not without whoring by) may publish a poem, novel, short stories, essays, etc., Without the pressure imposed academic discourse that controlled from a position of a "knowing" requirement and "superior" requires fidelity to that speech and reminding us that we have inside.
My greetings to Marc
anthropologist Marc Augé is a Frenchman born in Poitiers in 1935, specializing in ethnology.
As a teacher has taught anthropology and ethnology the École des hautes études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) in Paris, where he served as director between 1985 and 1995. It has also been responsible for various research director at the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS).
His work emphasizes a bold approach to the concept of overmodernity constructed from a reflection on the identity of the subject based on his relationship with the ordinary places and presence of technology. Also was he who introduced the notion of non- places being these neutral spaces that do not lead to the appropriation ;-) identity or significance of a space. Examples of these non-places may be airports, shopping malls, bus stations, supermarkets. Although I see some relativity while some of these spaces may be appropriate for a subject in transit so that it forms part of urban folklore , for example, to stop me from 41 is part of my daily life to be my bondi "wildcard." But I'm not sure if Marc Augé would call no-place, since it is so massive and a-personal such as a bus station of Retiro. I think Marc refers to non-place as well as the timelessness of the use of such spaces which in one way or another are still functional in certain urban transit purposes specific to each subject. The question remains open ...
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