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"not to be a misandrist but the reason this book has been slow going is I'm finding it difficult to invest myself in this man. He needs to go and take a fucken shower. Maybe I would be more sympathetic if I imagined him in my bed instead of the one my brain has created for it. I'm really liking the bits where he retells Fenian stories though, fantastically beautiful and unusual prose." — Jan 15, 2023 05:31PM
"not to be a misandrist but the reason this book has been slow going is I'm finding it difficult to invest myself in this man. He needs to go and take a fucken shower. Maybe I would be more sympathetic if I imagined him in my bed instead of the one my brain has created for it. I'm really liking the bits where he retells Fenian stories though, fantastically beautiful and unusual prose." — Jan 15, 2023 05:31PM
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"very good but a bit of a mixed bag tbh. lots of really vital analysis/interpretation of Marx, some interesting conclusions and some very dubious conclusions. some analysis which is very dated and now seems very short sighted - especially the section on how there "is no longer any need to preach against the 'work ethic'". if only!" — Jul 04, 2020 09:19AM
"very good but a bit of a mixed bag tbh. lots of really vital analysis/interpretation of Marx, some interesting conclusions and some very dubious conclusions. some analysis which is very dated and now seems very short sighted - especially the section on how there "is no longer any need to preach against the 'work ethic'". if only!" — Jul 04, 2020 09:19AM
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