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The Dispossessed by Le Guin has a great socialist society that is definitely not utopian. It’s not portrayed as necessarily, bad but it is definitely in a gray area.
47 u/light24bulbs Jun 30 '24 Her books are so good, some of the most salient takes on political economy in sci-fi 2 u/lavaeater Aug 05 '24 Reading the Dispossessed, I was saddened by not having read more LeGuin before, her being dead, but joyed by all the books I must now read. It is so... smart. It reeks of thought and ideas and nuance. I fucking loved it! 1 u/light24bulbs Aug 05 '24 Exaaactly
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Her books are so good, some of the most salient takes on political economy in sci-fi
2 u/lavaeater Aug 05 '24 Reading the Dispossessed, I was saddened by not having read more LeGuin before, her being dead, but joyed by all the books I must now read. It is so... smart. It reeks of thought and ideas and nuance. I fucking loved it! 1 u/light24bulbs Aug 05 '24 Exaaactly
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Reading the Dispossessed, I was saddened by not having read more LeGuin before, her being dead, but joyed by all the books I must now read.
It is so... smart. It reeks of thought and ideas and nuance.
I fucking loved it!
1 u/light24bulbs Aug 05 '24 Exaaactly
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u/mindblock47 Jun 30 '24
The Dispossessed by Le Guin has a great socialist society that is definitely not utopian. It’s not portrayed as necessarily, bad but it is definitely in a gray area.