Reviews
It's not easy to read. Is it a matter of translation? Or is it the original book? I don't think it's explained properly.
There are some interesting ideas, but I don't understand whether they're a problem of translation or of the original book.
There are places in the back where I don't understand a little. And through the family tree, it's easy to express inequality flow and points.
It was very easy to understand how this cartoon account of the history of capitalism, which took us about 300 years, and it was a very easy one to explain in a family history. I wanted to read the one book.
It's a hard title. I mean, if it was normal, you wouldn't have seen it, so why don't we read it for the five letters on the title of the book? I thought, "Well, you know,. You know, it's all "looking at comics.". In fact, it's a book that I never knew about, both Toma Piquetti and capital and ideology. At least I remember the name Toma Piketi, which was a little bit of a secret, and that was it. I started reading comic books with the idea that it might be a little easier to understand. But...
We know where to start, but we don't know where it ends. (p. 32) The edifying series from the light Beeze is one of my favorites. I enjoy cartoons, but while there is nothing left to do, the series of sympathies is a cultured cartoon and it doesn't feel like I've wasted my time. The name, too, is Toma Piquetti's famous theory, which is a cartoon of the theory of "Tomma Ficheti capital and ideology". Toma Piketi, I've heard of many names. She didn't go to the front line, and the family got three
Claire Allé et al.: Thomas Piketty's Capital and Ideology in Comics
An economist, Shang Jab-Jung of Toma Piquetti, who was shocked all over the world, and a cartoon that reinterpreted Ideologit, has been published. The family story by Benjamin Adam, whose French journalist Kler Alley has been reading, is a true example of how inequality has continued since generations. Piquetti, based on a vast amount of data from the book Sweejavon and Ideologiung, has been following the history of inequality and providing various suggestions for a better society. The book has been working on the theory of Piketi, which is a family in France, and has been searching their lives for 200 years, showing how the change in the different ideologies affected individuals in each era. How are their ‘ riches ’ made, and how are they being built? Can we solve the growing income imbalances and inequality? This is the answer to that.
Korean title: 만화로 보는 토마 피케티의 자본과 이데올로기
Korean author: 클레르 알레 외
Korean publisher: 한빛비즈
ISBN-13: 9791157847167
Reviews
It's not easy to read. Is it a matter of translation? Or is it the original book? I don't think it's explained properly.
There are some interesting ideas, but I don't understand whether they're a problem of translation or of the original book.
There are places in the back where I don't understand a little. And through the family tree, it's easy to express inequality flow and points.
It was very easy to understand how this cartoon account of the history of capitalism, which took us about 300 years, and it was a very easy one to explain in a family history. I wanted to read the one book.
It's a hard title. I mean, if it was normal, you wouldn't have seen it, so why don't we read it for the five letters on the title of the book? I thought, "Well, you know,. You know, it's all "looking at comics.". In fact, it's a book that I never knew about, both Toma Piquetti and capital and ideology. At least I remember the name Toma Piketi, which was a little bit of a secret, and that was it. I started reading comic books with the idea that it might be a little easier to understand. But...
We know where to start, but we don't know where it ends. (p. 32) The edifying series from the light Beeze is one of my favorites. I enjoy cartoons, but while there is nothing left to do, the series of sympathies is a cultured cartoon and it doesn't feel like I've wasted my time. The name, too, is Toma Piquetti's famous theory, which is a cartoon of the theory of "Tomma Ficheti capital and ideology". Toma Piketi, I've heard of many names. She didn't go to the front line, and the family got three
