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Rebecca Solnit Offers A Thrilling Account Of The Sheer Breadth And Scale Of Social, Political, Scientific, And Cultural Change Over The Past Three Quarters Of A Century.In This Sequel To Her Enduring Bestseller Hope In The Dark, Solnit Surveys A World That Has Changed Dramatically Since The Year 1960. Despite The Forces Seeking To Turn Back The Clock On History, Change Is Not A Possibility; It Is An Inevitability.The Changes Amount To Nothing Less Than Dismantling An Old Civilization And Building A New One, Whose Newness Is Often The Return Of The Old Ways And Wisdoms. In This Rising Worldview, Interconnection Is A Core Idea And Value. But Because The Transformation Is Obscured Within A Longer Arc Of History, Its Scale Is Seldom Recognized.While The White Nationalist And Authoritarian Backlash Drives Individualism And Isolation, This New World Embraces Antiracism, Feminism, A More Expansive Understanding Of Gender, Environmental Thinking, Scientific Breakthroughs, And Indigenous And NonWestern Ideas, Pointing Toward A More Interconnected, Relational World.
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Honestly, I expected more from this book. While the concepts were relevant, the execution felt a bit lacking. It didn’t keep me engaged like I hoped it would. Maybe it just wasn't for me.
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James O'Connor
Interesting but Lacked Depth
I found some parts of the book intriguing, but it felt a bit uneven. A lot of fascinating ideas but I wished there was more depth in certain sections. Still, it's a decent read for those interested in societal changes.
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Yuki Tanaka
Compelling Ideas, Slow Start
This book started off a bit slow for me, but once I got into the rhythm, it had some compelling ideas! It's a great addition to any bookshelf for those interested in change and transformation.
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Sofia Martinez
Thought-Provoking Insights
This book really made me reflect on the world around us. The notes on change hit close to home, especially in today's fast-paced life. Perfect for anyone looking to dive deep into their thoughts!
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Marcus Lee
Engaging Read for Change Enthusiasts
I enjoyed this book a lot! It opened my eyes to different perspectives on change and adaptation in society. The notes were insightful, and I loved how it connected everything. Highly recommend for thinkers!
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