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Great Anarchists
These short introductions delve into the anarchist
canon to recover some of the distinctive ideas that
historical anarchists advanced to address problems
relevant to their circumstances. Although these contexts were
special, many of the issues the anarchists wrestled with still
plague our lives. Anarchists developed a body of writing about
power, domination, injustice and exploitation, education,
prisons and a lot more besides. Honing in on different facets
of the anarchist canon is not just an interesting archaeological
exercise. The persistence, development and adaptation of
anarchist traditions depends on our surveying the historical
landscape of ideas and drawing on the resources it contains.
The theoretical toolbox that this small assortment of anarchists
helped to construct is there to use, amend and adapt.
Educate! Agitate! Organise!
History
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- Social Sciences and Humanities
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- Politics and International Studies
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Dog Section PressVersion
- VoR (Version of Record)
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Reproduced with permission of the publisher.Publication date
2020-11-02Copyright date
2020ISBN
9781916036567ISSN
2631-3499Publisher version
Language
- en
Depositor
Prof Ruth Kinna Deposit date: 24 August 2020Usage metrics
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