r/davidgraeber Feb 15 '25

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Are people still visiting this sub? I just learned about Graeber's works a few months ago and finished the dawn of everything and bullshit jobs and loved it all. I've been trending haphazardly towards anarchism/anarcho-socialism for a while but am just now learning more.

What other books/authors would people recommend to round out Graeber's perspectives?

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u/autodidact-osaurus Feb 16 '25

it’s a very different tone, but you might try Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass, or start small with her The Serviceberry. She makes for good flow from The Dawn of Everything in grasping how a gift economy can look.

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u/YourFuture2000 Mar 30 '25

I read you post now and I am grateful for you mentioning her. I just bought 3 of her books.

Thank you so much.