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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"anarchists"”.
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Revolution, tradition, and order: the Nineteenth Century anarchist experience
… study of the historical philosophies of five anarchists, with a special emphasis on their attitudes regarding the role of social traditions in the process of historical change. The five men so studied are William Godwin, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Michael [Mikhail] Bakunin, Peter Kropotkin, and …
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"Anarchism and the press in Lima: The case of ""Los Parias"""
… this thesis hopes to delve deeper into how anarchists and all those who became supporters of this ideology (i.e. workers’ associations, guilds, students, intellectuals, etc.) conceptualized their social condition and the solutions they championed in order to achieve a libertarian utopia. The …
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Radicalism in America's "Industrial Jungle": Metaphors of the Primitive and the Industrial in Activist Texts
… industrial jobs, and the work of contemporary anarchists. Comparisons between these movements and Black Arts Movement texts, neo-slave narrative novels, and works of black speculative fiction illustrate the flaws and possibilities of each movement's combination of aesthetics and politics. …
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Writing against democracy: anarchist literature and the aporia of representation, 1880-1940
… and early-twentieth century American anarchists took as their object of critique U. S. democracy, a tenuously, yet aspiringly representative form of governance. As U. S. government moved unevenly toward more complete electoral representation, anarchists questioned the validity of all …
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Russian populism and its relations with anarchism 1870-1881
… to address; organisational forms adopted by anarchists and populists; tactics to be used to rouse their constituencies to action and to organise and achieve revolution; relations of the revolutionaries to the masses; the differing concepts of political and social/economic revolution; and the …
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ALT-RIGHT OF THE_DONALD AND AUTHORITARIAN COMMUNISTS ON REDDIT: INTERNET MEMES TO BUILD COMMUNITY
… old faction lines between the authoritarians and anarchists on the left. I include, alongside the memes and discourse of authoritarian communists, an analysis of how authoritarianist communists define authoritarianism. I selected these communities and events to observe the workings of …
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Anarchism and Visual Culture in Greater Mexico, 1910-1950
… an anarcho-communist group of exiled Mexican anarchists living in the U.S. Dr. Atl (1875-1964) was a landscape painter, early proponent of muralism, and promoter of Mexican folk art. These figures are a starting point for unveiling a wide network of well-known and marginalized artists, …
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Anarchy in Critical Dystopias: An Anatomy of Rebellion
… I analyze the responses of the protagonist Anarchists in these works to the oppressive components of their respective technological infrastructures. The aim of this paper is not to conclude definitely what Anarchism is but what it does, how it works within the boundaries of each thought …
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Visions of Evolutionary Theory in the Political Thought of British Socialists, 1880-1901
… Fabian Society, the Socialist League, and the Anarchists connected to Peter Kropotkin; form the basis of my research. Though the knowledge of Darwin’s scientific argument was variable among Socialists, the language of Darwinian evolution was adopted by each group as a means of expressing …
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The Price of Dissent: Freedom of Speech and Arkansas Criminal Anarchy Arrests
… fear. Paranoia about communists, Socialists, and anarchists divided the country and resulted in many states, including Arkansas, passing criminal anarchy laws. Since a majority of those accused of anti-American activities were involved in labor disputes, Arkansas makes for an interesting case …
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Nourishing the political body: Banquets in early Third Republic France, 1878 – 1914
… prelude to the Revolution of 1848, socialists/anarchists, royalists, imperialists, and feminists turned to the banquet to strengthen their political agendas during early Third Republic France. In Nourishing the Political Body: Banquets in Early Third Republic France, 1878 – 1914, I argue that …
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"A Mass Conspiracy to Feed People": Globalizing Cities, World-Class Waste, and the Biopolitics of Food Not Bombs
… squatters, homeless advocates, punks, anarchists, and so on--in Seattle, New York City, San Francisco, Boston, Melbourne, Australia, and several other cities. It describes the link between urban globalisation and the proliferation of Food Not Bombs chapters, many of which have been …
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Between the Cracks: From Squatting to Tactical Media Art in the Netherlands, 1979–1993
… coalition of idealistic artists, activists, and anarchists who wanted to create a space—a platform—that would be open, democratic, autonomous, and centered around art, politics, and culture rather than monetary exchange.</p>
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"""Raising the specter"": Poems and songs of the American Radical Left, 1880-1920"
… ""haunting"" signified deep-rooted anxieties: anarchists, radical socialists, and free-thinkers of all kinds not only threatened the safety of government officials, but laid siege to American values already destabilized by the approach of the twentieth century and overwhelming technological …
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Savage reds: US settler colonialism, anarchist scares, and anticommunism, 1840s-1920s
… and occupations. This is not to say that anarchists became the ""new Indians,"" as the US war against Indigenous peoples, and Indigenous resistance, never ceased, continuing unabated into the present. It is to say that settler colonialism and imperialism were so formative to US …
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MILITANT SEPARATISM IN WESTERN EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA, 1965—1975
… of nineteenth and early-twentieth century anarchists, militant-separatists focused on engaging audiences’ feelings through appeals to emotion, rather than using facts and figures to evidence state abuses. Acknowledging and encouraging anger over perceived personal and social injustices, …
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Newspapers of the French Left in Provence and Bas-Languedoc during the First World War.
… socialists, trade unions, and even occasionally anarchists. 'Le Petit Provencal' can be defined as socialist, one of only two such large-circulation daily newspapers in France before the war (the other was in Lille; 'L'Humanité' of Paris was a small-circulation 'journal d'opinion'), and 'Le Petit …
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Constructions Of Anarchism In British Fiction, 1885-1914
… typology, or collection of stereotypes of anarchists and anarchism that indicates a late nineteenth century anxiety about the possibility of revolution. It traces the meaning of the overdetermined terms 'anarchy' and 'anarchism' since the sixteenth century and then looks at constructions of …
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Evading Representation: The Literature of Contemporary U.S. Anarchism
… at communiqués and report-backs produced by anarchists during the anti-globalisation movement of the late 1990s and early 2000s: narrative and reflective texts that describe, in terms that manifest the preoccupations of contemporary literature with embodiment and temporality, the experience …
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Establishing an immanent counterhumanism for the un-foreclosure of the future: Deleuze, Mbembe, Hartman and the anarchic Open World
… has deep resonances with the world sought by anarchists; it is an anarchic world rooted in a prefigurative practice that un-forecloses the future.
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