Talk:Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology
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This entry could include a summary of the essay's premises (how comparative ethnography might be useful to anarchists, the need to respond to Primitivism etc.), its outline of previous anarchist ideas in anthropology, a list of its theoretical proposals, perhaps a summary of its brief case studies, its interesting hypothesis regarding the origins of majoritarian democracy, and its reasons why there are so few self-identifying anarchist anthropologists.
I have just removed a paragraph which bears no relation to the text!Harrypotter 11:18, 30 July 2006 (UTC)
