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    David Graeber

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    Lectures, interviews, and talks by David Graeber — anthropologist, anarchist, author of Debt: The First 5,000 Years, Bullshit Jobs, and The Dawn of Everything.

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    Karl Marx

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    A 4 Day Week: The Time is Now!2 mentions
    32:08

    …of reducing working hours, which is both very current but also has a very long history in left-wing debates and movements. Karl Marx himself, and pardon me, I'm gonna butcher this, I wasn't able to check my collected works before we started, but Karl…

    32:14

    …Karl Marx himself, and pardon me, I'm gonna butcher this, I wasn't able to check my collected works before we started, but Karl Marx himself once said that the economy of time is the question in which all political problems are resolved. A brief overview…

    Class 01 Reading Marx's Capital Vol I with David Harvey1 mention
    7:22

    …which arises from the fact that it's very hard to approach this without some preconceived ideas. Everybody has heard of Karl Marx, Everybody knows the term Marxism and Marxist, and there are all kinds of connotations that go with those words. So,…

    DEBT: THE FIRST 5,000 YEARS BY DAVID GRAEBER. Part 121 mention
    0:30

    …life academically studying capitalism and living through its ordeals since the 1980s, the late 1980s, when I first started reading Karl Marx, I was expecting a much bigger, more thorough, robust analysis of capitalism where I really thought that he was going…