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 ===== Anthropology in an unequal world =====
-Anthropology is not naive. The world is [FUBAR]((https:%%//%%en.wiktionary.org/wiki/FUBAR#Adjective
+Anthropology is not naive. The world is [[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/FUBAR#Adjective|FUBAR]].
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 The world today is very unequal in several respects. It may seem like this a permanent reality.
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 Anthropology descends from a long tradition of critical thought.
-Consider the ideas of “the young [[:Marx|Marx]]”, who believed he and his fellow radicals would change the world with critique (//Kritik//):
+Consider the ideas of “the young [[:Karl Marx|Marx]]”, who believed he and his fellow radicals would change the world with critique (//Kritik//):
 **“[A social reformer is] compelled to confess to himself that he has no clear conception of what the future should be. That, however, is just the advantage of the new trend: that we do not attempt dogmatically to prefigure the future, but want to find the new world only through criticism [//Kritik//] of the old.”** (Marx [1843] 1978, 13)
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-===== References and further reading =====
-Marx, Karl. (1843) 1978. “For a ruthless criticism of everything existing.” In //The Marx-Engels reader//, edited by Robert C. Tucker, 12–15. New York: Norton. http://archive.org/details/marxengelsreader00tuck.
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