We Do Not Fear Anarchy - We Invoke It by Robert Graham

We Do Not Fear Anarchy - We Invoke It by Robert Graham

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We Do Not Fear Anarchy - We Invoke It by Robert Graham

This rigorous yet readable study shows how the anarchist movement arose out of the debates and conflicts within the First International. It tracks how anarchist tendencies in the International became more pronounced over time, often going head-to-head with the Marxists in struggles over how best to achieve freedom and equality for workers. It provides an important corrective to much of the scholarship on this topic, as most English-language histories of the First International have been written from a Marxist perspective.
Graham, Robert: - Robert Graham was born and educated in Scotland, emigrating to Canada in the late 1960s. He taught high school English for many years and was Professor of English Education at the universities of Manitoba and Victoria. He is the Award-winning author of the scholarly monograph Reading and Writing the Self: Autobiography in Education and the Curriculum, as well as numerous scholarly articles. He is also the author of two previous collections of verse, A Rage for Miracles and West is One Direction. Graham's hobbies are reading, walking, cooking, playing guitar and watching any soccer match on TV. He lives in Victoria BC with his wife, educator and musician Lori Downey, and their cat Lily....
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ISBN 13 9781849352116
ISBN 10 1849352119
Title We Do Not Fear Anarchy - We Invoke It
Author Robert Graham
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher AK Press
Year published 2015-09-25
Number of pages 328
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