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'''Contents of No. 1'''

'''March 1961'''

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|[[/Sex-and-violence and the origin of the novel|Sex-and-violence and the origin of the novel]]
|''[[Author:Alex Comfort|Alex Comfort]]''
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|[[/Education, equality, opportunity|Education, equality, opportunity]]
|''[[Author:John Ellerby|John Ellerby]]''
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|[[/The 'new wave' in Britain|The {{q|new wave}} in Britain]]
|''[[Author:Nicolas Walter|Nicolas Walter]]''
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'''Paul Eltzbacher'''

'''ANARCHISM'''

Eltzbacher’s ''Anarchism'', though it has appeared in many languages, was last published in English fifty years ago. This new edition of Steven Hyington’s translation is edited by Dr. James J. Martin (author of ''Men Against the State'') who has re-written and brought up to date the biographical sketches of the seven thinkers analysed by Eltzbacher, while in order to round out the picture of anarchism, and to introduce a current of anarchist thought not included in his study, an essay on {{qq|Anarchism and Anarcho-Syndicalism}} by the late Rudolf Rocker has been appended.

The seven thinkers studied are {{sc|william godwin}}, the {{q|father of anarchism}}, whose ''Political Justice'' published in 1793 was the first systematic exposition of anarchist thought; {{sc|pierre-joseph proudhon}}, the first man to describe himself as an anarchist; {{sc|michael bakunin}}, the Russian revolutionary, whose disputes with Marx in the First International marked a turning-point in socialist history; {{sc|peter kropotkin}}, the most influential of anarchist thinkers, author of the sociological classic ''Mutual Aid'', and founder of the anarchist paper {{qq|Freedom}}; {{sc|benjamin r. tucker}}, a representative of the 19th century American school of individualist anarchism; and {{sc|leo tolstoy}}, whom many would be surprised to see classified as an anarchist, but whose philosophy of non-violent resistance to authority qualifies him for inclusion.

The writings of some of these thinkers are so inaccessible today that Eltzbacher’s comparative study is invaluable to the student simply as an anthology of verbatim quotations of their ideas.

Those who seek a statement of modern anarchist views in the fields of the family, education, sexual, social and industrial relations, will not find it in Eltzbacher. But what they will find, in a period which calls for radical re-thinking and re-appraisal in political philosophy, is an objective analysis of a point of view which runs counter to every school of contemporary political thought.

The book was written at a time when the popular stereotype of an anarchist waas that of a bomb-thrower. Half a century later, in the century of the total state, when the bomb and its possession is the determinant of the politics of the modern state, this study of seven thinkers whose common factor is opposition to the state as an institution, is more timely and more important than when it first appeared.

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|'''[[Anarchy 2|ANARCHY 2]]''' 
'''will appear by the end of March''' 
'''and will be a symposium on''' 
'''WORKERS’ CONTROL'''

'''Readers in industry''' 
'''(or the kind of university where''' 
'''they discuss this kind of thing)''' 
'''should order half-a-dozen copies''' 
'''(send 7s 6d.) now'''
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''[[/Cover|COVER]] DRAWING by [[Author:Michael Foreman|Michael Foreman]], by kind permission of the artist and the publishers of {{qq|AMBIT}}, a magazine of poems, drawings, short stories and criticism.'' (180 ''Regents Park Road, NW''1).

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 ''[[/Cover|COVER]] DRAWING by [[Author:Michael Foreman|Michael Foreman]], by kind permission of the artist and the publishers of {{qq|AMBIT}}, a magazine of poems, drawings, short stories and criticism.''  (180 ''Regents Park Road, NW''1).

Anarchy 1 - Revision history

imported>Ivanhoe at 03:24, 20 August 2016

imported>Ivanhoe at 22:33, 19 August 2016

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