Anthropology and the rise of the professional-managerial class
Anthropology and the rise of the professional-managerial class
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人类学与职业管理阶层的崛起
DOI：
10.14318/hau4.3.007
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发表时间：
2014
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通讯作者：
D. Graeber
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作者：
D. Graeber
人类学作为一门学科的许多内部变化--特别是20世纪80年代的“后现代转向”--只能在大学院系所在社会的阶级构成发生更广泛变化的背景下加以理解，特别是，大学在专业管理阶层的再生产中所起的作用，这个阶层已经取代了任何被认为是主流的工人阶级成分。左派政党”。反身性，以及我称之为“庸俗的福柯主义”，虽然被装扮成行动主义，但似乎首先代表了这个阶级的意识。取而代之的是，本文提出了一种结合了对社会运动的支持和学术领域的象征性政治的政治。
Many of the internal changes within anthropology as a discipline—particularly the “postmodern turn” of the 1980s—can only be understood in the context of broader changes in the class composition of the societies in which university departments exist, and, in particular, the role of the university in the reproduction of a professional-managerial class that has come to displace any working-class elements in what pass for mainstream “left” political parties. Reflexivity, and what I call “vulgar Foucauldianism,” while dressed up as activism, seem instead to represent above all the consciousness of this class. In its place, the essay proposes a politics combining support for social movements and a prefigurative politics in the academic sphere.