Thomas A. Jeremiah
05-08-2007
ANTH 315 M-W-F @12:30
Professor Julia Yezbick

Food Not Bombs:
Looking For the Order in Anarchy

As a student of anthropology I am naturally fascinated by the order of groups and societies. In the spring semester of 2007 I was charged with the responsibility to create an ethnography over the course of the semester. The end goal of my studies at Virginia Commonwealth University is to attempt to facilitate international aid organizations in their interactions with native populations. Between the assignment I was to complete, and the goals of my education, I came to the decision to center my ethnography on one volunteer group's methods and motivations. After an awkward rebuff from the charitable group Meals on Wheels I turned my attention to the group known as Food not Bombs. My assertion from the beginning of this project was that there are characteristics among Food not Bombs participants, that are common to all, and their motivations are......

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