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Perspectives on Anarchist Theory
Perspectives on Anarchist Theory
Journal for the Institute for Anarchist Studies. This issue includes the following articles:
Prefiguring Real Universal Health Care by Alex Bradshaw
Defining Anarchist Art: Gleanings from a Roundtable on Realizing the Impossible
Anarchism and the Movement for a New Society by Andrew Cornell
Being a Bookchinite by Chuck Morse
Here's to the Second Half by Chia Heller
This issue (and future issues) have covers and insides designed by Josh MacPhee.
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Prefiguring Real Universal Health Care by Alex Bradshaw
Defining Anarchist Art: Gleanings from a Roundtable on Realizing the Impossible
Anarchism and the Movement for a New Society by Andrew Cornell
Being a Bookchinite by Chuck Morse
Here's to the Second Half by Chia Heller
This issue (and future issues) have covers and insides designed by Josh MacPhee.
(via JustSeeds.org)
100 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2011
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July 6, 2013
Perspectives is always a yearly obsession for me, but this particular issue takes my top spot. As an issue largely devoted to looking back at Murray Bookchin, there are several inventive essays that take personal glances at the unique contribution he had to contemporary anti-authoritarian and anti-capitalist thought.
March 6, 2012
A really, really interesting book. The only nonfiction book that's ever been able to keep my attention to the end. (It's also pretty short.)
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