Mutuality feat. Andrew

In this book, David Graeber argues that debt has a much longer history than money and that it has played a central role in shaping human societies. He debunks the myth of barter as the precursor to money, instead proposing that credit systems and debt were the primary means of trade. Graeber examines how debt has been used as a tool for social control, influenced law, religion, and politics, and has led to periodic crises and debtor revolts throughout history. The book also discusses the moral and social implications of debt, suggesting that the concept of debt is more complex than a simple economic transaction[1][2][4].

Peter Kropotkin's "Words of a Rebel" is a collection of essays and writings that showcase his anarchist philosophy and activism. The book covers a wide range of topics, including mutual aid, the state, and the nature of revolution. Kropotkin's writings emphasize the importance of cooperation and solidarity as the basis for a just and free society. He argues that human beings are inherently social creatures and that cooperation, rather than competition, is the driving force of human progress. The book also includes insightful critiques of capitalism and the state, and offers a vision of a society based on mutual aid and self-governance. Kropotkin's work remains highly influential in anarchist circles and continues to inspire activists and thinkers around the world.