What Happened to David Graeber?

1/27/2024

i read the book before i read thie review. i too walked away fascinated by the author and was (semi) surprised at his history. i look forward to reading "debt".

This article delves into the life and legacy of anthropologist David Graeber, known for his influential work in the field of anarchism and activism. It explores the circumstances surrounding his unexpected death in 2020 and the impact of his ideas on social movements and academia. The article highlights Graeber's role in popularizing the concept of "bullshit jobs" and his commitment to challenging the status quo. It also discusses his contributions to the Occupy Wall Street movement and his belief in the power of direct action. Overall, the article provides a comprehensive overview of David Graeber's life and the significance of his intellectual and activist work.

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