LEC 2 - MAY 11 - Indigenous Stuff

Question 1

CLARK - reciprocity plays a role in -

Answer 1

gender, status, age

Question 2

CLARK - food is a way of materializing and measuring -

Answer 2

inequality

Question 3

CLARK - patriarchal houseowner like Chief / receives all this shit and then -

Answer 3

takes credit for distributing it selflessly

Question 4

CLARK - MORAL COMMUNITY -

Answer 4

self, family, friends, acquaintances …

Question 5

CLARK - Generalized Recip

Answer 5

not keep score

Question 6

CLARK - Balanced Recip

Answer 6

some “dining out” arrangements sometimes

Question 7

CLARK - Negative recip

Answer 7

• Walmart (doesn’t care) customer (doesn’t care)

Question 8

CLARK - Nadasday “We treat hunters and their concepts as -“

Answer 8

“-cultural constructs, implying they are purely metaphorical, rather than real”

Question 9

CLARK - Nadasday is calling for an

Answer 9

ontological turn away from “universality”

Question 10

CLARK - without serious consideration of others’ beliefs, you -

Answer 10

reproduce colonial “power-knowledge” (Foucault)

Question 11

CLARK - Nadasday “Taking Indigenous ideas seriously demands -“

Answer 11

“rethinking many ideas, such as power, agency …”

Question 12

CLARK - our relationship to Amazon.ca or Walmart is “negative reciprocity” OR (this 9-letter word)

Answer 12

ALIENABLE

Question 13

CLARK - you can recognize your “moral community” by looking at -

Answer 13

the “ideas” we pay attention to / the events we feel “obliged” to attend