In this turn-based card game, the ghosts of Simone De Beauvoir, W.E.B. Du Bois, Michel Foucault, and Karl Marx have returned from beyond the grave to complete a bit of unfinished business. Become the specter of one of these four great (but deceased) thinkers as you seek to recruit your last great protégé from the ranks of students on one college campus. But you've encountered two challenges you didn't expect: First, the forces of neoliberalism have been hard at work dismantling the education system. It will be tough to train your final pupil from within today's profit-oriented university. Second, you've got competition! Other spirits have also awoken and they're dead set on halting your progress and advancing their own ghostly agendas. Can you train your protégé in order to complete your unfinished business - and be the first one to do it? Satirical, educational, and a ton of fun for battle-hardened academics and philosophical novices alike. For 2-4 players, 30-45 minutes per game, and includes 81 cards and the rules in an attractive box set. Michael Gibson-Light is a professor of sociology and criminology. He teaches classes on the sociology of pop culture, prison labor, research methods, social theory, and more. His research has appeared in The Washington Post, BBC, NPR, The Atlantic, The Guardian, USA Today, and over 100 other news agencies nationwide.