Graeber’s final (and most ambitious) gift to us is only the beginning…

Preamble:
--There’s a certain joy seeing status quo liberals frame Graeber’s social imagination as “dangerous” (most famously for Graeber's Debt: The First 5,000 Years which coincided with Occupy Wall Street which he was involved i ...more

If you plan on reading this book, buckle up kids. Because the authors here are going to completely overturn the very premise of all your history lessons. It was quite a blow to me frankly, given that most feminist studies begin with associations between the origins of private property, patriarchy an ...more

Social theory is largely a game of make-believe in which we pretend, just for the sake of argument, that there’s just one thing going on…

This is a difficult book to review. Not only is it long and extremely ambitious, it is also a beguiling mixture of strengths and weaknesses that are difficult ...more