c/david-graeber
Lectures, interviews, and talks by David Graeber — anthropologist, anarchist, author of Debt: The First 5,000 Years, Bullshit Jobs, and The Dawn of Everything.
…liberté, it all comes from this imaginary indigenous gaze. And I found the smoking gun, too. There was a woman named Madame Graffigny who was one of the Salonistes. And she wrote a book like this. It's an imaginary Inca princess who's been kidnapped.…
…ours, you have to sacrifice freedom and equality in the name of prosperity. So she should figure that out. You know, of course, Graffigny is like, yeah, right, no. But at the same time, Lightbulb goes off over Turko's head. He comes out with his lectures…
…peak, and this is like the smoking gun. This is, I'm really pleased I found this, by a woman named Madame Givenchy. Graffigny. Graffigny, no, why did I call her Givenchy? Sorry, Graffigny, Madame Graffigny, who is one of the Salonistes. Because all the…
…this is like the smoking gun. This is, I'm really pleased I found this, by a woman named Madame Givenchy. Graffigny. Graffigny, no, why did I call her Givenchy? Sorry, Graffigny, Madame Graffigny, who is one of the Salonistes. Because all the enlightenment…
…pleased I found this, by a woman named Madame Givenchy. Graffigny. Graffigny, no, why did I call her Givenchy? Sorry, Graffigny, Madame Graffigny, who is one of the Salonistes. Because all the enlightenment salons had women facilitators who, of course, have…
…I found this, by a woman named Madame Givenchy. Graffigny. Graffigny, no, why did I call her Givenchy? Sorry, Graffigny, Madame Graffigny, who is one of the Salonistes. Because all the enlightenment salons had women facilitators who, of course, have been…