Does /b/ know a few ethnology essays that are as interesting

>/b/
I haven't read much anthropology at all but Clifford Geertz is very readable with his thicc description.

People still post on /b/?

>>9221997
What have you read from Lévi-Strauss ?
I thought that Tristes Tropiques was really comfy.
De près et de loin is comfy as well, not too technical, but I don't if an english translation exists.

>>9221997
>/b/
Yeah I guess the mistake was due to "SEX" being mentioned on the pic.
>Clifford Geertz
thanks

>>9222177
Frenchfag too btw. I read a few pages from Tristes tropiques, would you say the whole book is worth it ? haven't tried.
Also read "De près et de loin", you're right, that was really cool. A bit like the "Entretiens avec Georges Charbonnier" which are kinda dry and less personal though.

I tried a few other essays but as soon as Lévi-Strauss gets accurate and more 'informative", I find him hard to follow, with all these graphics and sometimes mathematical approach.

Malinowski can be read just like a novel, even if there's obviously no 'plot'. It's like watching Discovery Channel.

Please /lit/, don't tell me you all wanna read the whole Western cannon including philosophy, while just ignoring ethnology.