No Guru is a collection of essays by Charles Gregory Case (1945-2016), who reflects on his 35-year career as an anthropologist and teacher at the middle, secondary and university levels, and on the personal philosophy he felt free to reveal after retiring from teaching in 2013.
You can click on the links below to read an essay or navigate the menu bar at the top of the site:
- I. The Memoir of a (Mere) Teacher
- II. The Education of a (Devout) Pagan
- III. The Convictions of a (Utopian) Communalist
- IV. The Manifesto of a (Muted) Sexualist
- V: Some Mentations of a (Mad) Mind-Scientist
- The Failure of Ot (originally published in the Spring 2003 edition of Between the Lines, a student-run newspaper at The Hudson School.)
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Unpublished works cited in the essays:
RasTafarI and the Religion of Anthropology (1981, 278 pages)
The Whys (1985, 108 pages)
Who Ot Is (1996, 106 pages)
How Magic Works (2000, 149 pages)
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