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Anarchism and Other Essays

by Emma Goldman

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6 h 57 min · 14 parts

  1. Preface

    7:46

  2. Anarchism

    39:07

  3. Minorities versus Majorities

    19:59

  4. Psychology of Political Violence

    51:42

  5. Prisons: A Social Crime & Failure

    32:11

  6. Patriotism: A Menace to Liberty

    36:30

  7. Francisco Ferrer & the Modern School

    38:34

  8. The Hypocrisy of Puritanism

    19:55

  9. The Traffic in Women

    34:24

  10. Woman Suffrage

    32:56

  11. The Tragedy of Woman's Emancipation

    24:33

  12. Marriage and Love

    24:56

  13. The Modern Drama: A Powerful Disseminator of Radical Thought, Part 1

    40:40

  14. The Modern Drama: A Powerful Disseminator of Radical Thought, Part 2

    13:48

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Emma Goldman gathered these essays from her lecture tours in 1910, and they still crackle with argument. Across a dozen pieces she defends anarchism against caricature, dismantles the case for marriage and the state, exposes the economics behind the exploitation of women, and insists that women's freedom must be personal and social as well as political. A biographical sketch by Hippolyte Havel opens the book. Goldman writes as an agitator rather than an academic, plain and combative, drawing on prisons she knew from the inside and a movement she helped lead. Whether or not a reader shares her politics, the collection stands as a bracing document of American radicalism and early feminism at their most uncompromising.

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Emma Goldman (1869-1940) was a Lithuanian-born anarchist, writer, and orator who became one of the most influential and controversial radical thinkers in America. Her essays championed personal and political freedom.

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First published
1910
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
188
Language
English
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