Sign in with Facebook
Sean Ryan
is currently reading
Reading for the 2nd time
progress:
(page 102 of 692)
"The end of chapter 2 is bemusing: Graeber and Wengrow act baffled as to what "equality" could even mean. They act as if there are too many definitions to determine what it could possibly mean. When people are talking about equality politically, they mean it in terms of decision-making and often, in tandem, resources. The detailed dive into indigenous critiques of Europe was phenomenal, but this conclusion is odd." — 10 hours, 9 min ago
"The end of chapter 2 is bemusing: Graeber and Wengrow act baffled as to what "equality" could even mean. They act as if there are too many definitions to determine what it could possibly mean. When people are talking about equality politically, they mean it in terms of decision-making and often, in tandem, resources. The detailed dive into indigenous critiques of Europe was phenomenal, but this conclusion is odd." — 10 hours, 9 min ago
“Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal.”
―
―
Sean Ryan’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Sean Ryan’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
140 books
|
13 friends
86 books
|
3 friends
176 books
|
4 friends
289 books
|
9 friends
Favorite Genres
Polls voted on by Sean Ryan
Lists liked by Sean Ryan
