Answer the following about multispecies ethnography, a form of anthropology that takes non-human species as subjects, for 10 points each.
[10e] Heather Paxson's ethnography of raw-milk cheese is titled for “post-[this scientist] cultures.” Raw milk does not receive a treatment named for this scientist, leading some people to label it “probiotic” and the FDA to label it “illegal.”
ANSWER: Louis Pasteur
[10h] This book by Eduardo Kohn draws on fieldwork in the Ecuadorian Amazon for a multispecies ethnography. This book argues for an “ecology of selves” that perceives the title things as cognitive beings.
ANSWER: How Forests Think: Toward an Anthropology Beyond the Human
[10m] The Mushroom at the End of the World already came up, so instead you get a different ethnography, Karen Ho's Liquidated, which examines this place. A popular slogan in opposition to this place is often attributed to David Graeber.
ANSWER: Wall Street (David Graeber was one of the people involved in creating "We are the 99%.")
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