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Deborah H

Deborah H

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I am a cultural anthropologist who studies the globalization of Chinese Medicine and an acupuncturist. My geographic areas of interest are Germany, China, and the U.S.
  • KY, USA
  • member since October 15, 2009

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  • Jeffrey B

    Jeffrey B says

    I'm curious to see how you find both Malady of Death and Empire. Whenever I try to read anything else by Duras, I always inevitably find my way back to that book (that's actually from my grad school days). Empire is interesting because it has a fascinating blend of Foucault, Agamben, Heidegger, Marx, etc. all put into the globalization discussion (the third of their trilogy, Commonwealth, just came out).

    Why do I have the feeling that it will take years just to type in my 'completed' shelf?

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Jeffrey B

    Jeffrey B says

    I definitely like it so far. So are you supposed to recommend a book for me? How is the brain scans book? And why don't I see 'Bite Me!' among your Kierkegaard books? ;-)

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Linda M

    Linda M says

    Absolutely--wasting time online is becoming a hobby! :-) This is fun. Thanks for the invite.

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  • Jeffrey B

    Jeffrey B says

    So is this what all you hot-shot Anthro Profs do all day? Wish I could get that kind of work! Am finally reading the Bros. K.

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  • Kathy A

    Kathy A says

    "Anna Karenina" is excellent. I read it and then watched 3 different movie versions of it. But, as usual, the book was by far a better choice.

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  • Kathy A

    Kathy A says

    Hi, Deborah. I noticed that we have a few russian literature books in common. Which was your favorite? Other than "War and Peace," Anna Karenina" was my favorite. But I also really liked "The Brothers Karamazov."

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )

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