Month: January 2025

In her Why Listen to Anthropologists? Schoolcraft College student Olivia Morden cites Dr. King when she discusses how hate begets hate and where hate comes from. Retired anthropology professor Josselyn Moore writes in the “Introduction” to Morden’s book “that viewing the world through an anthropological lens may be effective in comprehending, reframing, and taming today’s societal polarization—polarization so evident in today’s political arena.”

A free copy of Morden’s book is available at the Ehipassiko Press, LLC website where you will also find a link to purchase the paperback edition at cost of production. Neither Morden nor Ehipassiko Press receive royalties or other forms of compensation for the sale or distribution of this book.

Steven L. Berg. Publisher
Ehipassiko Press, LLC

Why Listen to Anthropologists?:
Combating Societal Polarization with Cultural Anthropology

In the United States, we are grappling with a divided country that is experiencing a period of political polarization. How can we positively respond? Olivia Morden proposes that viewing the world through an anthropological lens may be effective in comprehending, reframing, and taming today’s societal polarization—polarization so evident in today’s political arena.

In “Why Listen to Anthropologists?” the reader is invited to learn lessons from cultural anthropology and then to reflect on how they can incorporate these lessons into their lives.

“Why Listen to Anthropologists?” is Ehipassiko Press, LLC’s first book published in 2025 and the second book in our Student Voices series. Free copies available at: https://ehipassikopress.org/publications/anthropologists.html . A paperback edition is available at cost of production ($3.83) through Amazon. Neither the author nor Ehipassiko Press receive royalties or other forms of compensation for the sale or distribution of this book.

Steven L. Berg, Publisher
Ehipassiko Press, LLC