David Graeber on Marcel Mauss’ “The Gift” | Social Anthropology Conference at SOAS | 3 of 3

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Insightful lecture by renowned social anthropologist David Graeber at SOAS University of London (2016).

In light of Jane Guyer’s recently published translation “The Gift: Expanded Edition”, Graeber reflects on the continued relevance of Marcel Mauss and his 1925 magnum opus within social anthropology and beyond.

Discover the intricate connections between gift exchange, obligation, status, religion, economics, politics, and mythology in various societies across the globe.

This series of lectures includes:

Lecture #1: Marilyn Strathern    • Marilyn Strathern on Marcel Mauss’ “T…  

Lecture #2: Marshal Sahlins    • Marshall Sahlins on Marcel Mauss’ “Th…  

Lecture #3: David Graeber

Lecture #4: Discussion

Conference participants: Jane Guyer, Marshall Sahlins, Marilyn Strathern, Maurice Bloch, Jonathan Parry, Keith Hart, David Graeber, Jacob Copeman, Kostas Retsikas, and Giovanni da Col.