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Youth and absurdity

A review of Growing Up Absurd: Problems of Youth in the Organised System, by Paul Goodman (New York: Random House $4.50; London: Victor Gollancz 21s., 1961).
Goodman sketch of Manhattan

Communitas revisited

A review of Communitas: Means of Livelihood and Ways of Life by Paul and Percival Goodman (University of Chicago Press, 1947). (New revised…

The world of Paul Goodman

Introduction to issue 11 of Anarchy.
Anarchy 11 cover

Anarchy #011: The World of Paul Goodman

Issue of Anarchy from January 1962 primarily about the ideas of Paul Goodman.
Karl Kautsky

O «renegado» Kautsky e seu discípulo Lênin - Jean Barrot

Este artigo descreve como as teorias de Lênin e, portanto, o leninismo e o trotskismo, são…

Anarchism: its rational basis

Anarchism, far from being irrational and naively optimistic, may be our only hope.

Experiences with trade unions in West London

Experiences with Unite, GMB, USDAW at, amongst others, Sainsbury's distribution centre, Waitrose warehouse, Bakkavor food factory, Alpha LSG…

I remember waking up next to you in the morning...

This piece explores the possibilities that exist outside of capitalist 'clock time' and how we can escape them by rejecting notions of waged…
Percy Bysshe Shelley by Alfred Clint

The masque of anarchy - Percy Bysshe Shelley

Poem written by Shelley in the wake of the Peterloo massacre of peaceful pro-democracy demonstrators in Manchester in 1819.
Poster entitled Manchester Heroes, published in 1819

Eyewitness account of the Peterloo massacre - Samuel Bamford

A first person account of the Peterloo massacre of pro-democracy demonstrators by the British army…
Print of the Peterloo Massacre published by Richard Carlile

History of the Peterloo massacre, 1819

A short history of the mass killing of workers protesting for democracy and better conditions by the British army in 1819. While brutal, the…

Snitches get Pulitzers

Journalists document social movements solely to advance their careers, but their work often helps the police and employers target people who take…
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