Seminar on primitivism, anarchism and anthropology John Zerzan and the postmodern world
Tapahtumat | torstai, 26.02. 2009 @ 21:27
Katselukertoja: 617
23rd May 2009, Tampere, Finland
The seminar will be devoted to the thought of John Zerzan, anarchist and philosopher, whose critique of civilization and call for a non-domesticated form of life has been described as primitivist. Zerzan has not only analysed agricultural and industrial society in detail, but also drawn on anthropological research on prehistoric and other primitive societies in describing egalitarian and non-alienated ways of communal life. Zerzan has contributed to anarchist theory for decades, especially on topics of ecology, anti-technology, post-leftism and postmodernity.
Organised by the Society for European Philosophy (Tampere, Finland).
The seminar will be devoted to the thought of John Zerzan, anarchist and philosopher, whose critique of civilization and call for a non-domesticated form of life has been described as primitivist. Zerzan has not only analysed agricultural and industrial society in detail, but also drawn on anthropological research on prehistoric and other primitive societies in describing egalitarian and non-alienated ways of communal life. Zerzan has contributed to anarchist theory for decades, especially on topics of ecology, anti-technology, post-leftism and postmodernity.
Organised by the Society for European Philosophy (Tampere, Finland).
