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Sally
Page Count: 692
Average Rating: 4.22
Series: Standalone
This was really interesting. It asks us to question the assumptions we make about human "stages of development" and the authors make a good case for a more complicated reading of how societies existed and lived and organized themselves. There's a lot of shots taken at other authors and thinkers. I like the ideas here a lot, but I do think it could have been a bit more heavily edited - it's a long one!
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