Continuing
where Volume One left off, this anthology of
anarchist writings--broad in its geographical and
intellectual scope--documents both continuity and
change in anarchist ideas since the Spanish
revolution and civil war.
Topics covered
include anti-capitalism and global justice movements,
opposition to war, ecology and anarchism, the
relevance of syndicalism, libertarian communism,
anarcha-feminism, personal and sexual liberation,
libertarian education, participatory democracy,
direct action and affinity groups, technology and
freedom, anthropology and anarchy, art and the
utopian imagination, bureaucracy, state and empire,
resistance and revolution, post-modernism, and
philosophical anarchism. In addition to English
language material from England and North America, the
book includes translations from Africa, India, China,
Latin America, and Europe, much of which has never
appeared before in English.
Contributors
include Noam Chomsky, Murray Bookchin, Emma Goldman,
George Woodcock, Marie Louise Berneri, Herbert Read,
Alex Comfort, Martin Buber, Paul Goodman, Carole
Pateman, Colin Ward, Paul Feyerabend, Pierre
Clastres, Chaia Heller, Ivan Illich, Daniel Guerin,
Luce Fabbri and many more.
Table of Contents
ROBERT GRAHAM
has been writing on the history of anarchist ideas
and contemporary anarchist theory for over 20 years.
In 2005, he published ANARCHISM: A Documentary
History of Libertarian Ideas, Volume One: From
Anarchy to Anarchism (300CE to 1939).
500 pages, 6x9,
bibliography, index
Paperback
$28.99
13 digit ISBN: 978-1-55164-310-6
10 digit ISBN: 1-55164-310-3
Hardcover
$57.99
13 digit ISBN: 978-1-55164-311-3
10 digit ISBN: 1-55164-311-1
Anarchist Studies
Philosophy / Politics
March
2008
