What to Do in Exams and How to Change the World?

Do you know that exams have mathematics? If it has mathematics, can't it be formulated? So can there be a golden key that can be used in all exams?

The book in your hand offers you this golden key. It introduces the exam system by showing its vulnerabilities and gives tips to help you be successful.

When you finish the book, in addition to gaining all these tips, you will learn why you are subjected to so many exams, gain insight into the entire capitalist system, and see that exams are not the bridge between you and the life you want, but just carrots tied to your stick.

What to Do in Exams and How to Change the World? is a book that is at least as effective as Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and offers tips on the whole of life. However, the underlying idea of this book is that submission is a terrible thing.

“No student can be successful without this book written by a famous professor who reveals the secrets of his profession. If you want to learn how to beat the system – that is, both the examination system and the political system – do not miss this book.”

Prof. James O'Connor, editor of Capitalism, Nature, Socialism magazine

“Ollman's tips for the exams are impeccable... His wisdom about political economy is conveyed through anecdotes and examples rather than systematic analysis.”

Prof. Andrew Ross, editor of Social Text magazine

“Ollman has combined radical science and a wonderful sense of humor for this unique work. A clear, humorous and critical foundational text on coping with exams and capitalism.”

Prof. Ira Shor, professor of English, City University of New York.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 13.5 x 19.5

First Print Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 2nd Edition

Original Language: English

Original Title: How to Take an Exam...and Remake the World