Man in the World
The more I travel, learn and experience, the more I realize how little I know of the world
About
An anthropologist from the University of Iceland and teacher with avid interest in ethnohistorical issues, Native Americans and political and social justice. My blog will reflect those interests. Personal note, I am married to Gudny Gudjonsdottir, a fellow traveler in life. We have two…
Native Americans
On this page will appear articles on Native American nations over whose lands I have traveled. The views expressed here are my own. I hope you will enjoy them whether you agree with what I am saying or not. Live long and prosper!
Travels
I would really like to travel to as many countries, regions, cities and villages as I possibly can. Traveling enriches the mind and nourishes the soul! The places I have been to are: Scotland – Glasgow England – London France – Paris, Lyon, Séte,…
The continuing Spanish/Latino exploitation of the Americas
When traveling in Latin-America, most tourists seek out designated spots favoured by those seeking beautiful and exotic landscapes. Few though look around and see with their own eyes the exploitation around them that is part of the local society. This is both material exploitation…
The California missions: A lot worse than most people realize
Originally posted on Memories of the People:
It’s dawned on me that the California’s missions were a lot worse that most people realize—objectively a cross between the ISIS theocratic state and Nazi concentration camps. Call it California’s Gulag Archipelago. European visitors at the time…
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Russia: A History of Repression
Russia. What is that anyway? The term itself comes from the name that warring Ukrainian tribes called their Nordic rulers. That state never extended beyond the rolling hills of Dnepr. In the neighbouring watershed of Volga, the Slavic tribes there were busy conquering the…
Posted on 29. December, 2022 by Man in the World
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