The Dawn of Everything Stretches its Evidence, But Makes Bold Arguments about Human Social Life

<p>David Graeber and David Wengrow seek to pull less hierarchical and more egalitarian and sustainable forms of settlement and social organization out of the frame of utopia and into the narrative of human history. To the extent they succeed, they show humanity today has the choice to organize ourselves for survival.&nbsp;</p>

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