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Karl Andersson

Anthropologist

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Week 1: 30 December 2019 – 5 January 2020

January 5, 2020 by Leave a Comment

I started the new decade by being completely immersed in my dōjinshi. The event has released the official circle participation list, and I’m in! This triggered a creative rush the like of which I haven’t experienced for a long time. I was delirious. I dreamt about the event. I experienced a dizziness that I remember from the one time in my life that I worked a 93-hour week (at a magazine). And I got back pains. In any case, the dōjinshi is basically finished now, and I’m extremely proud of it.

I recorded a summary of the books I read in 2019:

On New Year’s Day we were invited for coffee and schnaps to our neighbour, an old lady, and her female friend. It was a bit like Golden Girls.

Today I went with S to see Liebe und Ethnologie, which closes tomorrow. It’s been talked about so much and we really wanted to see it, but it was a disappointment, at least from an anthropological perspective. And we hadn’t realised that it was an exhibition completely about Hubert Fichte, a sort of hommage. The adjoining exhibition Spektral-Weiß showed how white colonialists were depicted by locals in art.

I’ve battled a severe cold the whole week, but I think I finally got rid of it today. Now S is getting it.

Japanese

  • Started the Try N2 book.

Anime

  • 1988: Mashin Eiyuuden Wataru. E14–16.

Book

  • Steven Pressfield: Do the Work. 2011. (So good! Reading the previous one now: The War of Art.)

Book chapters

  • Postill, John. 2018. The Rise of Nerd Politics. London: Pluto Press.
    • 4: “Digital Rights”, pp. 89–120.
    • 5: “Social Protest”, pp. 121–42.

Exhibitions

  • Haus der Kulturen der Welt:
    • Liebe und Ethnologie: Die koloniale Dialektik der Empfindlichkeit (nach Hubert Fichte)
    • Spektral-Weiß: Die Erscheinung kolonialzeitlicher Europäer*innen

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