Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging - Sebastian Junger - Listen If You Feel Disconnected & Lost

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Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging - Sebastian Junger
Tribe is a book about connection & community and an explanation as to why the warrior/tribal way of life was in many vital ways more satisfying and beneficial for human life than todays way of living. He raises many reasons as to why people in developed countries that have many apparent advantages still feel disconnected, alienated, depressed in their environment and society.
American journalist, author, and filmmaker Sebastian Junger has covered dirty, hazardous, and taxing jobs as well as the infantry combat experience firsthand.
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[@erikanthes954]

Thank you.

[@marcelpattison1130]

I’ve heard great things about this book 📖

[@pusslicious]

me too

[@TheKyleman999]

That’s why I’m
Here. Lol

[@kamesh5846]

Thanks a lot for this book... 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Really enjoy reading it... Alot of questions arise which will further help me in reading more about adversities, groups and meaning through them.

[@BunpeiMiyabiShirato]

Woah v nice !

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Thank you for posting

[@marcelpattison1130]

I really enjoyed it I was needing a positive response for my wife for why it is good to take naps with our son. And not always let him sleep alone in his room by himself. I really liked this book and listened to it twice. Great work

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[@Abdiel_Oduardo]

Is this the whole book????

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1:31:19 chapter 3

[@Ijosh7]

1:41:27

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[@Zen-noMyo-0]

I bothered to get this guy's book, TRIBE, on Audible but returned it because how disappointing it was. Though he starts off with a disclaimer on how his use of certain terms are very controversial, such as referring to Indigenous Native Americans as "Indians", I just couldn't get past how he nonetheless disregarded the significantly negative connotations this slur has. I guess it's easy to justify such language when the writer himself is from an affluent, suburban New England upbringing. Yes, very disappointing indeed.

[@InnerKnowledge]

It’s up to you how you perceive things. It’s just words. Maybe the book didn’t jive with you or maybe you have prejudice against certain groups or people. I personally found it an enjoyable and helpful book.

[@Zen-noMyo-0]

@InnerKnowledge
I certainly have no prejudice against any group of people. I, myself, am from Native American descent, and I am simply pointing out that the term "Indian" is not fit to describe the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. "Indian" was used by European colonists to refer to the people of India. If an individual, in this case the writer, from a certain niche in society conscientiously continues to inappropriately label a specific people for his own convenience, then he is directly propagating the stigma associated with that label.
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[@SlowAssTurtle]

​@@Zen-noMyo-0​You should listen to this book nonetheless, I highly recommend it. It gives a much better view of tribal life than what most people assume it is.

[@Zen-noMyo-0]

@@SlowAssTurtle
I do not doubt that it does give a better view as you say. My main emphasis for posting the above comments are that promoting a term (Indians) that has been historically used in a disrespectful manner to degrade one group of people and deprive them of their basic human rights diminishes the quality of the author's credibility. It's no different from using any other racial slur to specifically refer to a particular segment of the overall human population. It is inherently divisive, counterintuitive to what the foundational meaning a "tribe". Though, I am open to exploring the opportunity to have a civil discussion about this.
The Struggle is Real.
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[@SlowAssTurtle]

@@Zen-noMyo-0 Eh, in the end it's up to you on how you're going to approach books, ideas, information or whatever.
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