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uryun's review
informative
reflective
fast-paced
4.0
Content Warnings
Minor: Torture, Death, Colonisation, Child death, Slavery, Rape, Genocide, Classism, Murder, Violence, Sexual assault, and Misogyny
gloomyboygirl's review
me: huh, this was i wonder if some if this wording/bioessentialism is dogwhistles or ignorance or just that the focus is on oppressed afab people?
federici, who wrote an entire book about how trans people help capitalism apparently: (:
real talk, it was interesting though more surface level than i wanted and i find the way white feminist authors represent women's issues internationally to generally have white savior energy but the good points were hard to focus on or exalt now that i know where these lines of thought brought her with regards to trans people in 2020.
federici, who wrote an entire book about how trans people help capitalism apparently: (:
real talk, it was interesting though more surface level than i wanted and i find the way white feminist authors represent women's issues internationally to generally have white savior energy but the good points were hard to focus on or exalt now that i know where these lines of thought brought her with regards to trans people in 2020.
racheldelaney's review against another edition
challenging
dark
informative
reflective
medium-paced
4.0
gnomechompsky's review
informative
reflective
medium-paced
4.0
Federici has made some very interesting connections between the formation of capitalism and the witch hunts. I especially liked the essay on gossip. However, I feel as though I should have read Caliban and the Witch first, as I feel I was lacking some context and depth in certain areas. Nevertheless, this was an informative and interesting read.