Oh that is really interesting thx :)

Thx :)

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Thank you for the book recommendations :)

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can somebody screenshot the article i cant read it

Thank you do you know if “homo Academicus” is part of his sociological analysis or not?

Yeah and as for Eccos “the name of the rose” I think there even was a movie adaptation for it

Ok thank you for clearing that up

why are they cutting people in half?

I am also currently reading it. Its very economic, thus it can be a bit difficult at first, so take your time taking it all in.

The worst thing is he milked that series. He has so many spin offs, and he even made an illustrated version of it.

Oh, my bad I have read your question wrong.

As for your question regarding the book by Jared Diamond “Guns, Germs, and Steel” I have not yet read it (Maybe I should). Jared Diamond was very briefly covered in my “human evolution minor” though so not sure if that helps but it should signal to you that he is definitely talked about in those circles.

I have met Rutger Bregman though, the author of another book that covers similar things. He had a presentation/talk with the EU greens. So, he is more so libbed up though he at least admits that he writes in a very sensationalist way.

Sadly, the professor that taught the lectures about reviewing and criticising certain historical/archaeological media has passed away in 2023, and with this I believe our faculty has lost the ability/channel to think critically about issues like that.

Hi there I studied archaeology and have read half of the book and critically reviewed it in a class. basically in the book he is trying to give a brief history of the earliest stages of humanity. His takes are very liberal, sensationalist and it doesn’t take he history of other parts of the world into account. He also tends to mix chronologies up a little, like its not written in a linear order which just further helps to confuse the reader. Also for people who study history, archaeology or anthropology it feels a bit hollow.

as someone who studied archaeology just be aware that sapiens is extremely sensationalist

I saw an Instagram short (from a former ex missionary) that sort of talked about something similar. It talked about how protestant missionary work was used, in order to crush catholic liberation theory.

Also it makes sense to me now how my catholic religion teacher never gave a shit about my Marxist rhetoric, but my other german teachers were willing to attack me. anyhow though it still must be said that the catholic church still has anti-marxist demons too, it just depends on where you are.