A good starting point (since it’s not too long) would be There Never Was A West or (longer but still manageable) Bullshit Jobs. I belong to the people who enjoyed both Debt and The Dawn Of Everything from cover to cover.
Yeah I was thinking The Dawn of Everything is probably the most valuable of his writings to read. It’s long, but it demonstrates how everything can be different and it’s entertaining and fascinating the whole way through.
Though I’ll put A Utopia of Rules in next to Bullshit Jobs for the “you know stuff sucks, let’s discuss it” category of his writing.
– David Graeber
More people need to read his books if for no other reason than to have their eyes opened to that.
A good starting point (since it’s not too long) would be There Never Was A West or (longer but still manageable) Bullshit Jobs. I belong to the people who enjoyed both Debt and The Dawn Of Everything from cover to cover.
Yeah I was thinking The Dawn of Everything is probably the most valuable of his writings to read. It’s long, but it demonstrates how everything can be different and it’s entertaining and fascinating the whole way through.
Though I’ll put A Utopia of Rules in next to Bullshit Jobs for the “you know stuff sucks, let’s discuss it” category of his writing.