E21: Ian Hodder: Where are we heading: The evolution of humans and things
We sat with Dr. Ian Hodder to discuss his latest book. Where are we heading? The evolution of humans and things.
Dr Hodder teaches and writes about archaeological method and theory. He is a Professor at the department of anthropology at Stanford University.
He’s written 12 books and he joined us to discuss his take on human evolution through the lense of things.
Where are we heading? provides a fascinating take on human evolution aimed at explaining the intricate relationships we develop with materials and things, something Dr. Hodder refers to human-things entanglements.
He arrives at his own theory using archaeological evidence and exploring the history of common materials like fire, wheat, the wheel, cotton, and opium, to describe human evolution and its directionality based on our ever-increasing mutual dependency with these materials and things.
This is a fascinating book that explains the historical significance of human ingenuity and the materials and technological developments that have shaped our history, while making a series of tangential but relevant points about materiality and consumerism so entrenched in modern western societies, to deliver an introspection about our own future.
You can read the interview in https://www.booksoverdrinks.com/post/where-are-we-heading
Видео E21: Ian Hodder: Where are we heading: The evolution of humans and things канала Books Over Drinks
Dr Hodder teaches and writes about archaeological method and theory. He is a Professor at the department of anthropology at Stanford University.
He’s written 12 books and he joined us to discuss his take on human evolution through the lense of things.
Where are we heading? provides a fascinating take on human evolution aimed at explaining the intricate relationships we develop with materials and things, something Dr. Hodder refers to human-things entanglements.
He arrives at his own theory using archaeological evidence and exploring the history of common materials like fire, wheat, the wheel, cotton, and opium, to describe human evolution and its directionality based on our ever-increasing mutual dependency with these materials and things.
This is a fascinating book that explains the historical significance of human ingenuity and the materials and technological developments that have shaped our history, while making a series of tangential but relevant points about materiality and consumerism so entrenched in modern western societies, to deliver an introspection about our own future.
You can read the interview in https://www.booksoverdrinks.com/post/where-are-we-heading
Видео E21: Ian Hodder: Where are we heading: The evolution of humans and things канала Books Over Drinks
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