What we are calling the Anthropocene might be more accurately called the Capitaloscene- what we are really witnessing are the material conditions of the last five hundred years of capitalism.
What we are calling the Anthropocene might be more accurately called the Capitaloscene- what we are really witnessing are the material conditions of the last five hundred years of capitalism.
Sometimes literally the only place you can find a book is a shitty libgen pdf and that's okay
34 pages in, I determined that this isn't a book I can read without underlining. Fortunately it was available affordable used, so it's been ordered and this copy will go back to the library. I'll continue reading the history of libraries next, and hopefully be able to pick up Curye on Inglysch after that.
I have zero recollection of where I heard about this book or when I ordered it at the library, but it showed up today so I'll read it. Sounds super interesting and I'm looking forward to reading it.
pickThis book won the German Youth Literature Prize in the category non-fiction. What could I possibly learn from this book I didn't knew already?, I asked myself. Turns out - quite a lot! The author takes a look at every single letter of the LGBTQIA+ rainbow, explains it, teaches about their history, interviews people and -most important- adds addresses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland people can turn to. ⬇
Look at this fabulous blanket one of my students gave me for Christmas! My shrine grows ever bigger. Also, I believe your parcel arrived from Amazon, @dabbe . It is under my tree. 😘
#DecemberDreams
A Malcolm Gladwell #WhiteStack already set up and ready to go 😁
“No one has ever written, painted, sculpted, modeled, built, or invented except literally to get out of hell.“
Remembering Antonin Artaud on his birthday.
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