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Its been a few years since I've posted on any kind of political message board, in my youth i was a well meaning usually well thought out lefty with anarchist leanings, turning into a fully fledged anarcho-communist. I ended up getting disillusioned with things i guess, and while never bowing out of discussion, i dropped out of any kind of recognised action. Fast forward now and I'm sitting in my final year of an Anthropology degree wondering what I'm going to do with my life when my cushy life runs out.

Unlike lots of people i know i am still in love with my degree, and am considering carrying on into postgrad stuff, but what i have noticed is that i have very rarley been taught anything from an perspective that best compliments my beliefs. Im aware of David Graeber and have just started to read "Fragments of An Anarchist Anthropology". Is there anyone else out there that studys anthropology? Anyone worth reading? I'm being tempted towards cultural theory and semiotics aswell at the moment so anything around there would be nice smile

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