/lit/ - Literature

I feel like Chomsky misunderstands the nature of power, and how hard it was for humans to create a culture that accepts the monopoly of violence.

When he talks about anarcho-anything, really what I hear is warlordism and constant territory disputes.

What I can agree with however, is that capitalism could have a better arbitration of the ownership of the means of production. But I mean, this can be solved within the capitalist system anyway, like the Mondragon Corporation.

What are some books that give a case for the Oneness of humanity? Human unity, of course.

Better if you mention ones originating from India or ones of a political nature. Weird request, I know.

Literary Critique Thread
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I'll start us off.