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    The Choon Raccoon‏ @Katabassist 27 Mar 2020

    You know what is a wonderful novel to read under isolation? The Iron Heel by Jack London (1908) It's usually considered to be the first dystopian novel and it's extremely socialist. It's more relevant now than 1984 or Brave New World, despite being written much earlier.

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      2. The Choon Raccoon‏ @Katabassist 27 Mar 2020

        The story is all about how an Oligarchy takes over America and uses unequal pay structure to turn the poor against each other when they come close to building solidarity with one another. Sounding familiar at all maybe?

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      3. The Choon Raccoon‏ @Katabassist 27 Mar 2020

        It will probably feel more relevant now because, unlike Huxley or Orwell, London was responding to the American political atmosphere in the Gilded Age. America's been moving back towards the Gilded Age model since Eisenhower and has now almost reached something like it again.

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      4. The Choon Raccoon‏ @Katabassist 27 Mar 2020

        Most interesting about the novel, perhaps, is the framing device: it's presented as a history from a future utopian socialist society. You know from the beginning that your heroes are destined to lose the battle. However, with enough time and fight their cause will win the world.

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      5. The Choon Raccoon‏ @Katabassist 27 Mar 2020

        It's pretty short. A slim enough volume for a laborer. Penguin Classics our out a nice annotated edition at some point. You might also find it as an audiobook (which exposes precisely no one to potential infection), but I haven't looked.

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      1. 'As You Know' Bob‏ @asyouknowBob 27 Mar 2020
        Replying to @Katabassist @MelanieMoore

        Agreed. 50 years since I read it - and I still recall how the bank MADE UP a mortgage on the dissident professor's house, declared it in default, and had him EVICTED. Suddenly homeless. (Came to mind during the 2008 banking/housing crisis - when that was actually HAPPENING.)

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      2. Sergei Tsardust‏ @JerrySkold 28 Mar 2020
        Replying to @Katabassist

        Oh, *this* I need.

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      3. The Choon Raccoon‏ @Katabassist 28 Mar 2020
        Replying to @JerrySkold

        Unfortunately the people who really need to know the things this book has to teach probably wouldn't seek it out, but it certainly still has lessons to learn and a good story to tell.

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