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The world turned upside down

Book • 1973

Christopher Hill

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Margaret Atwood

Mentioned in 3 episodes

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Margaret Atwood as a book about the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

#573: Margaret Atwood — A Living Legend on Creative Process, The Handmaid’s Tale, Being a Mercenary Child, Resisting Labels, the Poet Rug Exchange, Liminal Beings, Burning Questions, Practical Utopias, and More

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Tyler Cowen as one of his favorite books on art criticism.

Benjamin Moser on the Dutch Masters, Brazil, and Cultural Icons

Mentioned by Paul Weston when discussing the English Civil War.

#56 / Paul Weston, Landing coordinates, Cosmic Triggers and Glastonbury

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Mark Hyman as a book that provided insights into addressing chronic disease epidemics.

The New Science Of Immuno-Rejuvenation with Dr. Jeffrey Bland

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Mark Hyman as a book that influenced his thinking on community-based healthcare.

Creating Health Outside Of The Doctor’s Office

Mentioned by Harvey Kaye as a key figure in British Marxist historiography and author of 'The World Turned Upside Down'.

Harvey J. Kaye, "The British Marxist Historians" (Zero Book, 2022)

Recommended by Harvey Kaye as a brilliant study of ideas and laboring people's aspirations.

Harvey J. Kaye, "The British Marxist Historians" (Zero Book, 2022)

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Ian Clary when describing the chaos in England in the early 1600s.

Baptists, Tradition, and the Great Retrieval with Ian Clary

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Mark Hyman , highlighting its message on learning from developing countries to center healthcare on communities.

The Love Diet: Healing Through Community with James Maskell and Tawny Jones

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