Anarchist Voices
An Oral History of Anarchism in America
Paul Avrich 2005 592p 6 x 9
The 180 interviewees in this oral history (mostly anarchists, but also their friends, associates and relatives) represent diverse political tendencies – individualists, collectivists, pacifists, revolutionaries. The respondents give firsthand recollections of Emma Goldman, Rudolf Rocker, Sacco and Vanzetti and other key anarchists; describe their experiences in libertarian schools and colonies; and offer trenchant observations on the dangers of authoritarian communism, governments, bureaucracy and entrenched institutions. An absolutely incredibly collection and worth having for anyone who loves history, anarchism or both!
$16-25
Categories: Anarchism, Anti-Fascist, Anti-Militarist, Anti-Cop, Art, Music, Poetry, Theatre, Autonomist, Marxist, Situationist, Class War, Work, Feminism, Patriarchy, The Family, History, Peasants, Sailors, Slaves, Prison, Repression, Recommended Reading, Religion, Heresy, Sabotage, Propaganda by the Deed, Armed Struggle, Theory, Philosophy
Tags: 1900s, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, anarchism, bartolomeo vanzetti, emma goldman, galleanisti, guy liberti, history, modern school movement, nicola sacco, north america, oral history, paul avrich, recommended reading
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