Anarchist writers

Well this site recommends an Anarchist F.A.Q. (frequently asks questions) and so do i, i'm almost done with it, after reading books by all those anarchists you mentioned and many more, so its a good primer and you can get it for FREE: http://www.infoshop.org/page/AnAnarchistFAQ

The anarchist FAQ is printable as a PDF from The Anarchist Library, and you can get tons of books on the authors you mentioned and many more: http://theanarchistlibrary.org

and i also recommend The Zine Library, where there are tons of mofo zines free to download on tons of topics: http://zinelibrary.info

Be warned reading Anarchist ideas might make you want to do stuff...

like liberate yourself

 

heres some recommendations from me:

guy debord - society of the spectacle
wilhelm reich - the function of the orgasm
wilhelm reich - the invasion of compulsory sex-morality
wilhelm reich - the mass psychology of fascism
herbert marcuse - eros and civilization
herbert marcuse - reason and revolution
herbert marcuse - one dimensional man
fredy perlman - the reproduction of daily life
fredy perlman - against his-story, against leviathan!
marshall sahlins - the original affluent society
jacques camatte - the wandering of humanity
jacques camatte - against domestication
gilles deleuze & félix guattari - anti-oedipus--capitalism and schizophrenia
john zerzan - twilight of the machines
john zerzan - running on emptiness
john zerzan - elements of refusal
john zerzan - against civilization
daniel quinn - ishmael
derrick jensen - endgame
derrick jensen - a language older than words
derrick jensen - resistance against empire
pierre-joseph proudhon - what is property?
ted kazcynski - industrial society and its future--the unabobmber manifesto
pierre clastres - society against the state
henry david thoreau - walden
ran prieur - how to drop out and other essays
gord hill - 500 years of indigenous resistance
jared diamond - collapse: how societies choose to fail or succeed
marshall mcluhan - understanding media
michael perlman - manufacturing discontent: the trap of individualism in corporate society
susan sontag - illness as metaphor
raoul vaneigem - the revolution of everyday life
arundhati roy - the god of small things
ulrike meinhof - everybody talks about the weather . . . we don't
peter gelderloos - how nonviolence protects the state
paul shepard - nature and madness
ward churchill - pacifism as pathology
lewis mumford - myth of the machine
lewis mumford - city in history
alfredo bonanno - armed joy
francisco ferrer - the origin and ideals of the modern school
a.s. neill - summerhill--a radical approach to child rearing
naomi klein - no logo
naomi klein - the shock doctrine--the rise of disaster capitalism
michel foucault - discipline and punish-the birth of the prison
michel foucault - madness and civilization
michel foucault - abnormal
michel foucault - the birth of the clinic
michel foucault - words and things
mircea eliade - yoga, immortality and freedom
richard heinberg - the end of growth--adapting to our new economic reality
richard heinberg - the party's over--oil, war and the fate of industrial societies
richard heinberg - peak everything--waking up to the century of declines
david graeber - debt--the first 5 000 years
kristian williams - our enemies in blue: police and power in america
howard zinn - a people's history of the united states
...

most of this stuff i have in pdfs, if somebody needs it just leave a note....

 

Daniel Guérin, "No Gods No Masters: An Anthology of Anarchism" is a great introductory reading, and it covers some of the, for lack of a better word, main anarchist thinkers.
And you can get it here for free:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/No_Gods_N ... ridged.pdf

Enjoy

 

the ABC of anarchism by alexander berkman

 

has anyone ever read" Living My Life" by Emma Goldman?

This book really showed the trials and tribulations of a true anarchist. Back then life was just as crazy and corrupt as it is now and Emma Goldman lived a true activist life. Anyone out there read the book and want to talk about it?

 

Re: has anyone ever read" Living My Life" by Emma Goldman?

Not yet but sounds interesting I'll dig it up and have a read.

 

Re: has anyone ever read" Living My Life" by Emma Goldman?

I read that book a long time ago...

It was one of the first anarchists books i read, it came in two volumes... it was like reading Don Quixote...

Emma Goldman lived it all right

 

Re: has anyone ever read" Living My Life" by Emma Goldman?

One of my favorite parts was when she worked as a midwife and all those poor women wanted her to abort their babies because they couldn't afford them. Soon after she was arrested for spreading birth control propaganda. I also love when the suffarage movement asked her to join them and she told them no. They couldn't understand what a charade voting was.

 

Re: has anyone ever read" Living My Life" by Emma Goldman?

i havent read it no, actually i havent read any anarchist books but can some-one suggest some good ones i should keep an eye out for \m/

 

Re: has anyone ever read" Living My Life" by Emma Goldman?

My favorite part was when she realized who her father was... Darth Vader HAHA

Fuck sorry i don't remember specific parts, but just an incredible life, you know fuck... i think i might of even read her book before discovering CRASS... she left her mark on me that crazy emma...

I just finished reading Tiqqun #1 - that texts ideas have made me think quite a bit... like looking at the world from a different angle, its some good shit

 

Re: has anyone ever read" Living My Life" by Emma Goldman?

Emma Goldman - Living My Life

you can download from the Anarchist Library: http://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/ ... ng-my-life

 

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