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ANARCHIST STUDIES
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| By: |
Ruth Kinna (Editor) |
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Paperback |
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£10.00 |
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| ISBN 10: |
1907103309 |
| ISBN 13: |
9781907103308 |
| Publisher: |
LAWRENCE AND WISHART LTD |
| Pub. date: |
5 May, 2011 |
| Series: |
Anarchist Studies 19.1 |
| Pages: |
126 |
| Description: |
Contributors include Matthew S. Adams, Allan Antliff, David Goodway, Abraham DeLeon, Benjamin Franks, Sharif Gemie, Robert Graham, Sandra Jeppesen, Iain MacKay, Chuck Morse, Debi Withers with the RAG collective |
| Synopsis: |
Debi Withers and the RAG collective reflect on anarcha-feminist working practices, the processes which shape the publication of their magazine, The Rag, and more widely on the obstacles to collective writing, drawing on the experience of the RAG. Sandra Jeppesen probes her relationship to CrimethInc. and examines its influences, sub-cultural influence and development. Her assessment focuses in particular on CrimethInc.'s treatment of gender and sexual orientation, racism and whiteness. Matt Adams discusses Kropotkin's approach to history. Reading the theory of mutual aid through this lens, he challenges readings of Kropotkin's work which emphasise his fatalism, and argues that his concept of evolutionary change was fully compatible with his anarchist politics. The issue ends with a debate between David Goodway and Allan Antliff on Herbert Read. |
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UK |
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Lawrence & Wishart Ltd |
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Non-returnable |
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