I Agree With Chomsky In

Most Anthropologists Are Doing Straightforward Ethnography, And Should

I Had A Hard Time Convincing Students That They Were Going To North Africa To Understand The North Africans, Not To Understand Themselves.

One Of The Most Significant Facts About Humanity May Finally Be That We All Begin With The Natural Equipment To A Live A Thousand Kinds Of Life But End In The End Having Lived Only One

Believing, With Max Weber, That Man Is An Animal Suspended In Webs Of Significance He Himself Has Spun, I Take Culture To Be Those Webs, And The Analysis Of It To Be Therefore Not An Experimental Science In Search Of Law But An Interpretive One In Search Of Meaning.

I'm Writing A Review Of Three Books On Feminism And Science, And It's About Social Constructionism. So I Would Say I'm A Social Constructionist, Whatever That Means