Description
This illustrated essay offers a sharp, critical examination of the social relations embedded within the seemingly simple concept of a house. Beginning with the physical construction of homes, the work expands to encompass a wide array of interconnected issues, including gentrification, urban politics, gender and identity, subcontracting, speculation, and labor negotiations. Through a unique blend of personal reflection, historical account, and Marxist critique, the book delves into the complex interplay between individual experiences and large-scale economic forces. The accompanying stark black-and-white illustrations enhance the narrative's powerful message, ultimately broadening the scope to a comprehensive critique of capitalism.
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paperback
PM Press
Published May 30, 2012
160 pages
ISBN: 9781604865301
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Details
First Published
2012
Language
eng
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