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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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    Sarah Kensior

    4 mentions across 3 talks in David Graeber

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    David Graeber on This Is Hell!2 mentions
    9:59

    …strike us as mysterious? What does it tell us about ourselves that we instinctively assume that it is? We were talking with Sarah Kensior, who is a columnist for Al Jazeera English. Oh, okay. I really admire her work. Oh, fantastic. She just joined our…

    1:14:18

    …is I want to make sure that people understand you also write about the credentialization. And you quote one of our correspondents, Sarah Kensior, at that point. And that credentialization, one of the ways that I see it expressed all the time right now is…

    STAFF PICKS: David Graeber / Bureaucracy and Bullshit Jobs1 mention
    42:08

    …too, is I want to make sure that people understand you also write about credentialization. And you quote one of our correspondents, Sarah Kensior, at that point. And that credentialization, one of the ways that I see it expressed all the time right now is…

    David Graeber follows the rules, to the boring / fascinating heart of bureaucracy itself.1 mention
    38:19

    …is I want to make sure that people understand you also write about the credentialization. And you quote one of our correspondents, Sarah Kensior, at that point. And that credentialization, one of the ways that I see it expressed all the time right now is…