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Full of glaring historical and factual inaccuracies. This is not a serious attempt to understand the relationships between witch-hunts, gender oppression, sexuality, and the transition to capitalism in Europe. Federici consciously misrepresents material history in order to fit events into her wildly incorrect theoretical framework. Would not recommend.
Wow, this really is an experience. This book is like no other book I've read, almost deconstructing the whole idea of a book. Vonnegut's voice shines through with every word. His hatred and revulsion of war is visceral and palpable.
The absurdity of the aliens' philosophy--that the future is set and and you must resign yourself to it--speaks strongly for active engagement in anti-war movements. Maybe you don't stop the war, but at least you tried.
The absurdity of the aliens' philosophy--that the future is set and and you must resign yourself to it--speaks strongly for active engagement in anti-war movements. Maybe you don't stop the war, but at least you tried.