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海外名师大讲堂（211）——不卷人生 - 不卷人生A Life without Involution (Daniel Miller)
A Life without Involution explores the concept of 'involution' in contemporary social life and presents anthropological insights into alternative ways of living that resist over-competition and excessive productivity. Drawing on global ethnographic research, Daniel Miller discusses how people in different cultural contexts create meaningful, sustainable lives beyond the logic of constant striving.
报告介绍
This lecture is part of the Overseas Masters Lecture Series (No. 211), featuring renowned anthropologist Daniel Miller. He introduces the idea of a life without involution, challenging the widespread phenomenon of over-effort and burnout in modern societies. Through case studies from China, the UK, and other regions, Miller illustrates how individuals and communities are finding ways to live more sustainably and meaningfully. The talk invites reflection on alternative values and social structures that support well-being over competition.
报告人介绍
Daniel Miller is Professor of Anthropology at University College London (UCL). His research focuses on material culture, digital anthropology, and the global impact of new media. He has conducted extensive ethnographic fieldwork in the Caribbean, Europe, and Asia, and is known for his studies on social media, consumption, and everyday technology use.
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