The Anarchists
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| Author | James Joll |
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| ISBN | 0-416-72250-4 (hardback) 0-416-72260-1 (paperback) |
| OCLC | 251356286 |
| 335/.83 | |
| LC Class | HX828 .J6 1979 |
The Anarchists is a scholarly overview of anarchist history by the historian James Joll. The Anarchists was first published in 1964; the second edition was published in 1979. On publication of the first edition, Kirkus Reviews wrote: “It is a many-leveled account of the movement from its Enlightenment glimmerings to its swan-song during the Spanish Civil War, quite possibly the best thing of its kind since To the Finland Station."
Contents
Part One
- Heresy and reason
- The myth of Revolution
Part Two
- Reason and revolution: Proudhon
- Bakunin and the great schism
Part Three
- Terrorism and propaganda by the deed
- Saints and rebels
- The Revolution that failed
- Anarchists and syndicalists
- Anarchists in action: Spain
- Conclusion
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