Well, that seems like an empirical claim. I'm not sure it's true- though I suppose it would make anthropology a priori impossible. It would, for instance preclude even antropological schemas by which you would describe cultures: like trying to have anatomy without organs.
Let me look at her. A Foucaultian reading of specific history can be illuminating. Broad strokes, it's usually terrible.
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Fighting to the death "the noonday demon" of Acedia.
My BooksIt is precisely “values” that are the powerless and threadbare mask of the objectification of beings, an objectification that has become flat and devoid of background. No one dies for mere values.~Martin Heidegger
