TIME

ARCHAEOLOGY Tim Murray (ed). 1999. Time and Archaeology. Routledge

H. Karlsson (ed). 2001. Its About Time: the concept of time in archaeology

C. Gosden. 1994. Social Being and Time. Berg

J. Thomas. 1996. Time, Culture and Identity. Routledge

ANTHROPOLOGY/ PHILOSOPHY Heidegger, Being and Time (Dreyfus 1991 Being-in-the-world commentary). MIT Press

A. Gell. 1992. The Anthropology of Time: Cultural Constructions of Temporal Maps. Berg

B. Adam. 1990. Time and Social Theory. Polity

P. Baert. 1983. Time, Self and Social Being

SUBJECT/OBJECT

Since everyone seems to bash Descartes so adamantly (something I don't really understand, given the scope and nature of his project), why don't we read him and see if he's really all that bad?

Rene Descartes, Meditations on First Philosophy

CLASSICS

It never hurts to be familiar, and perhaps overfamilair, with the good ol' boys.

M. Foucault. Order of Things

P. Bourdieu Distinction

We could consider doing another chapter from Merleau Ponty (1962) or perhaps his last work (1968) The Visible and Invisible

OTHERS

Husserl

Hegel - 'Phenomenology of Spirit'

Alexandre Kojeve

Bakhtin

Nietsche - 'Use and Abuse of History' - 'Genalogy of Morals'

Cortazar - 'The Idol of the Cyclades'

Goffman

Thomas Kuhn - 'Structure of Scientific Revolution'

Adi Ophir 'The Order of Evils: Toward an Ontology of Morals'

Latour 'We have never been modern'

Pierre Lemonier

Pfaffenberger

Derrida

Archaeological Dialogues 2007 (April)

Buck Morris

Alison Wylie - 'Thinking through things'

Michael Taussig, "Mimesis and alterity : a particular history of the senses"