Die UNESCO ist wahrscheinlich die bekannteste Sonderorganisation der vereinten Nationen. Oft als das Gehirn der UN oder Welt-Kultusministerium bezeichnet, gibt es viel Halbwissen über sie und ihre weltweiten Aktivitäten. Mein heutiger Gast Christoph Brumann hat Feldforschung in der “Arena” der UNESCO betrieben und organisierte einen Workshop im Rahmen der DGV Tagung.
In this episode you hear the keynote speech of Gustavo Lins Ribeiro – a famous Brasilian Anthropologist – with the title “What’s in a copy“. He gave this speech at the biannual conference of the german society of ethnology in the austrian academy of science .
The introduction to the speaker is held by Prof. Andre Gingrich and after the talk we had time for a short interview. The publication of this material on Talking Anthropology is authorized by Gustavo Lins Ribeiro.
This interview is the first of a series I did during this conference, so more will come soon. ;-)
References from the talk:
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Evangelista, Rafael de Alemeida. 2010. Tradidores do movimento: politica, cultura, ideologia e trabalho no Software Livre. Doctoral Dissertation, Graduate Program in Social Anthropology, State University of Campinas.
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The combination of a year reading into a subject and the element of total surprise made for a great interview. Gabriella Coleman and I finally set down to have a talk at the Chaos Communication Camp 2011 in Germany. I hope you enjoy and comment!
Christopher M. Kelty. 2005. ”Geeks, Recursive Publics, and Social Imaginaries” in Cultural Anthropology 20.2 Summer. (link paywall!)
Gabriella Coleman. ”Anonymous: From the Lulz to Collective Action.” Part of the “Politics in the Age of Secrecy and Transparency” Cluster (edited by Gabriella Coleman). The New Everyday
This is the first show of our radio station at the Chaos Communication Camp. We first explain what this Camp and our radio is with the help of lindworm and my college GMC. The second half of the show we are joined by bicyclemark one of the first and famous podcasters who explains a bit his work and what originally motivated him to start podcasting.
topics:
WTF is the chaos communication camp?!?
hackers on a plane (HOAP)
hackerspaces
Luftfahrt Museum Finowfurt
working as a podcaster
how bicyclemark started podcasting
projects in Afghanistan
conflict minerals in consumer electronics “fairphone”
