Richard Daly
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 672672 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Richard Daly |
| NOMBRES | Richard |
| APELLIDO | Daly |
| FIRMA | DALY R |
| AFILIACIONES | Twitter (United States) |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3958-7702 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1972 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Against Imperial Knowledges
Memory Work Alerts Consciousness’
Hope can make bad politics’
Reading Otherwise
This special issue considers the meanings and possibilities of decolonial feminisms today; how they shape, and are shaped by, practices of readingbut also writing, speaking and living -'otherwise' in academia and beyond. It comprises six conversations between thirteen scholars, writers, artists and activists, which have taken place online over the past three years (2021-23). Instead of beginning with a single, fixed definition of 'decolonial femi…
Reweaving from the future
On Being Committed to Indigenous Feminist Interventions’
You don’t have revolution without sound’
Disrupting Phallic Logic
This article brings into dialogue the writings of Hélène Cixous and Bracha Ettinger. I contend that Cixous's writing unsettles the very questions that form the basis for Ettinger's key theoretical propositions, making for a productive dialogue between these two feminist thinkers. I identify key concepts and convergences that, when considered together, offer a novel methodology for thinking our way out of a conceptual impasse in which the 'feminin…
Integrating care in local neighbourhoods
The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 2.913 (2021 JCR, received in June 2022)The IJIC 20th Anniversary Issue was published in 2021
Weaving in a damaged natural environment
The Xwélmexw (Stó:lō) Salish of Pacific Canada are encapsulated in suburbia yet they continue part-time fishing, hunting, and gathering in the shrinking but still sentient natural world. These complex foragers were sustained by salmon runs, living from May to October at fishing stations along the estuary and lower canyon of the Fraser River near present-day Vancouver and wintering in large shed-like multi-family cedar houses in permanent villages…
War, peace and Northwest Coast complex hunter-gatherers
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to question the assumptions behind the aggressive competitive image of Northwest Coast (NWC) forager societies, given that their most reflective descendants emphasize sharing and paying back as constant peacemaking actions through history. Also to seek data that help ascertain whether this contemporary view might predate today's sensibilities colored by life as post-foragers encapsulated in nation states. De…
The Age of Social Democracy
Insulting the meat
Richard Lee has not shied away from ideological implications of his ethnographic findings in the Kalahari. This article1 looks at empirical and ideological aspects of one of Lee's many interests, namely egalitarianism, sharing, and above all, the lack of private property among foragers and other kin-based social entities. Lee has long recognised the importance of upholding both the empirical and ideological identities of societies that are based …
Being and Becoming in a World That Won't Stand Still
Recently, the historical validity of concepts of aboriginality has been questioned. It is argued here that aboriginality has been and remains a significant feature of identity and a source of cultural renewal in a rapidly changing world. The nature of aboriginality must always be qualified and contextualized. In Canada, a specific notion of aboriginality is an administrative tool of government that at all times is partially accepted and partially…
Anthropological Consultancy and the Crisis of Globalization
A Dialogue on the Effects of Aboriginal Rights Litigation and Activism on Aboriginal Communities in Northwestern British Columbia
Both community activism and anthropological research affect local communities materially, whether this research is conducted by ‘ac- tivists’ or ‘objectivists’. It is ethically and methodologically important that these activisms be recognized and built into the subject of the research. Aboriginal rights litigation entails both explicit and implicit activism by all concerned, although few admit as much. In this light, some of the effects of such a…
Wandering God
Wandering God:. Study in Nomadic Spirituality. Morris Berman. Albany: State University of New York Press, 2000. 349 pp
On Arguments Against the Empirical Adequacy of Finite State Grammar
In the first part of this paper, two arguments, one by Chomsky, and one by Bar-Hillel and Shamir, are examined in detail and rejected. Both arguments purport to show that the structure of English precludes its having a finite state grammar which correctly enumerates just the well formed sentences of English. In the latter part of the paper I consider the problem of supporting claims about the structure and properties of a natural language when no…
War, peace and Northwest Coast complex hunter-gatherers
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to question the assumptions behind the aggressive competitive image of Northwest Coast (NWC) forager societies, given that their most reflective descendants emphasize sharing and paying back as constant peacemaking actions through history. Also to seek data that help ascertain whether this contemporary view might predate today's sensibilities colored by life as post-foragers encapsulated in nation states. De…
On Being Committed to Indigenous Feminist Interventions’
Insulting the meat
Richard Lee has not shied away from ideological implications of his ethnographic findings in the Kalahari. This article1 looks at empirical and ideological aspects of one of Lee's many interests, namely egalitarianism, sharing, and above all, the lack of private property among foragers and other kin-based social entities. Lee has long recognised the importance of upholding both the empirical and ideological identities of societies that are based …
On Arguments Against the Empirical Adequacy of Finite State Grammar
In the first part of this paper, two arguments, one by Chomsky, and one by Bar-Hillel and Shamir, are examined in detail and rejected. Both arguments purport to show that the structure of English precludes its having a finite state grammar which correctly enumerates just the well formed sentences of English. In the latter part of the paper I consider the problem of supporting claims about the structure and properties of a natural language when no…
Wandering God
Wandering God:. Study in Nomadic Spirituality. Morris Berman. Albany: State University of New York Press, 2000. 349 pp
A Dialogue on the Effects of Aboriginal Rights Litigation and Activism on Aboriginal Communities in Northwestern British Columbia
Both community activism and anthropological research affect local communities materially, whether this research is conducted by ‘ac- tivists’ or ‘objectivists’. It is ethically and methodologically important that these activisms be recognized and built into the subject of the research. Aboriginal rights litigation entails both explicit and implicit activism by all concerned, although few admit as much. In this light, some of the effects of such a…
Anthropological Consultancy and the Crisis of Globalization
Being and Becoming in a World That Won't Stand Still
Recently, the historical validity of concepts of aboriginality has been questioned. It is argued here that aboriginality has been and remains a significant feature of identity and a source of cultural renewal in a rapidly changing world. The nature of aboriginality must always be qualified and contextualized. In Canada, a specific notion of aboriginality is an administrative tool of government that at all times is partially accepted and partially…
Insulting the meat
Richard Lee has not shied away from ideological implications of his ethnographic findings in the Kalahari. This article1 looks at empirical and ideological aspects of one of Lee's many interests, namely egalitarianism, sharing, and above all, the lack of private property among foragers and other kin-based social entities. Lee has long recognised the importance of upholding both the empirical and ideological identities of societies that are based …
The Age of Social Democracy
War, peace and Northwest Coast complex hunter-gatherers
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to question the assumptions behind the aggressive competitive image of Northwest Coast (NWC) forager societies, given that their most reflective descendants emphasize sharing and paying back as constant peacemaking actions through history. Also to seek data that help ascertain whether this contemporary view might predate today's sensibilities colored by life as post-foragers encapsulated in nation states. De…
Weaving in a damaged natural environment
The Xwélmexw (Stó:lō) Salish of Pacific Canada are encapsulated in suburbia yet they continue part-time fishing, hunting, and gathering in the shrinking but still sentient natural world. These complex foragers were sustained by salmon runs, living from May to October at fishing stations along the estuary and lower canyon of the Fraser River near present-day Vancouver and wintering in large shed-like multi-family cedar houses in permanent villages…
Integrating care in local neighbourhoods
The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 2.913 (2021 JCR, received in June 2022)The IJIC 20th Anniversary Issue was published in 2021
Disrupting Phallic Logic
This article brings into dialogue the writings of Hélène Cixous and Bracha Ettinger. I contend that Cixous's writing unsettles the very questions that form the basis for Ettinger's key theoretical propositions, making for a productive dialogue between these two feminist thinkers. I identify key concepts and convergences that, when considered together, offer a novel methodology for thinking our way out of a conceptual impasse in which the 'feminin…
Against Imperial Knowledges
Memory Work Alerts Consciousness’
Hope can make bad politics’
Reading Otherwise
This special issue considers the meanings and possibilities of decolonial feminisms today; how they shape, and are shaped by, practices of readingbut also writing, speaking and living -'otherwise' in academia and beyond. It comprises six conversations between thirteen scholars, writers, artists and activists, which have taken place online over the past three years (2021-23). Instead of beginning with a single, fixed definition of 'decolonial femi…
Reweaving from the future
On Being Committed to Indigenous Feminist Interventions’
You don’t have revolution without sound’
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