Destiny is Like Stardust: Here Is the Real Utopia, a Public Sociologist’s Final Reflections on Life and Death

　Eric. Wright is one of the most important sociologists in the contemporary United States. This book brings together his experiences when he was hospitalized for acute myeloid leukemia (AML) during his lifetime, in order to let friends who care about him know his current situation and communicate with the public. An interactive blog diary. This book has been edited by the Wright family, with a foreword by Michael Burawoy, an important sociologist and lifelong friend. The traditional Chinese version also includes important texts by two students Huang Chongxian and Chen Wanrong, as well as Wright's 2014 The figure left behind in Taiwan over the years.

The content of the diary is a complete, sincere and detailed presentation of Wright's treatment, day-by-day reflections, and life moments, thoughts and emotions when he was close to death, including observation and thinking about his own treatment experiences, fear of disease, dreams at night, and thoughts about death. His passion for writing and sharing, and his love for his family were connected to his intellectual thinking and academic care; he also talked about the treatise "How to Fight Capitalism in the Twenty-First Century" that he was trying to finish at that time, and the writing of two important Writing Project…