Bücher zum Anarchismus und Anarchosyndikalismus
Challenging the religious, philosophical and political constraints on personal freedom, Stirner criticizes all doctrines and beliefs that place the interests of God, the state, humanity or society over those of the individual. Anticipating the later work of nihilists, existentialists, and anarchists, The Ego and His Own upholds personal autonomy against all that might oppose it.
Autor*innen: Max Stirner
Anarchist communism often hides in the shadows in the general works on anarchism available, only clearly emerging when the ideas of Kropotkin, Reclus and Malatesta are discussed. All too often, apart from the worthless speculations on various philosophers outside of the historic anarchist movement, anarchist communism is rejected as a poor relation to the mass movements launched by anarcho-syndicalism and revolutionary syndicalism. Others state that the accommodation of anarchist communism to syndicalism, made it a simple variant of anarcho-syndicalism, that it failed to discover the causes of the counter-revolution initiated by the Bolsheviks, and that it died as a credible current with the aftermaths of the Mexican and Russian Revolutions and that it was absorbed or replaced by anarcho-syndicalism. This book will seek to counter these assertions.
Autor*innen: Nick Heath
With a foreword by the best-selling author of The Dispossessed, Ursula K. Le Guin, The Next Revolution brings together Bookchin’s essays on freedom and direct democracy for the first time, offering a bold political vision that can move us from protest to social transformation. A pioneering voice in the ecology and anarchist movements, he is the author of The Ecology of Freedom and Post-Scarcity Anarchism among many other books.
Autor*innen: Murray Bookchin
Autor*innen: Wolfgang Haug
Die erste deutschsprachige Sammlung von Texten des mexikanischen Sozialrevolutionärs in Buchform. U.a. mit folgenden Texte Magons: Grundlagen für die Vereinigung der PLM (1905), Proklamation an die Nation (1906), Zwei Revolutionäre (1910), Die Illegalen (1910), Manifest an die Arbeiter der Welt (1911), Manifest vom 23. September 1911, Die Ernte einbringen (1911), Volksjustiz (1912), Pedros Traum (1912), Wozu dient die Obrigkeit (1914)...
Autor*innen: Ricardo Flores Magón
Autor*innen: George Woodcock
Tribüne Tsukunft ist die neue Auskopplung der Tsveyfl - dissensorientierte Zeitschrift. Schwerpunkt der ersten Ausgabe ist das anarchosyndikalistische Konzept der Arbeiterbörsen.
Autor*innen: Oskar Lubin
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Wer mich nicht versteht, braucht nicht zwingend mir die Schuld zu geben. (Der unbekannte Theoretiker)