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rystonlentil43's review against another edition
hopeful
informative
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
4.75
j_roth's review
5.0
read the first chapter of this book last year as part of a uni course. since then I always wanted to read the full book so I’m happy I got round to it!
Safe to say I am now in favour of the argument this book puts forward.
Safe to say I am now in favour of the argument this book puts forward.
eljel's review
challenging
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informative
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3.0
an interesting proposal with somehow unsatisfactory ending and lack of speculation that would provide any idea what should happen AFTER one so keenly abolishes their family
fran_gel's review
challenging
informative
medium-paced
4.5
Ohhh yeah. Thought-provoking and radical, an enjoyable read - didn’t agree with everything but understood why it was there :) an inspiring read
homoerotisch's review
challenging
emotional
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fast-paced
4.5
"— this is a future that can be imagined, even if it cannot be fully desired yet, at least, not by us. i don't know how to desire it fully, but i can't wait to see what comes after the family. i also know i probably won't see whatever it is. still, i hope it happens, and hope it is a glorious and abundant nothing."
left some things to be desired (namely, more arguments and less historical summary) but a thoroughly enjoyable read
left some things to be desired (namely, more arguments and less historical summary) but a thoroughly enjoyable read