/lit/ - Literature

Stirner
Bakunin
Morris (Wm.)
Malatesta
Proudhon
Many many more

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>>18968980
Not his hatred of authoritarian centralists?
You’re like those people that vote for a candidate because they promise to legalize weed

There’s a plethora of theory to choose from but generally for origin stuff we have Stirner, Proudhon, Bakunin and Kropotkin.
Contemporary thought include Graeber, Bookchin, James Herod and Gelderloos.
The thing about anarchism is that there’s no one thinker we must all fall in line with. The world is huge and there’s enough variation to it to accommodate everyone.

No Gods, No Masters is a very good four volume anthology, but this more recent three volume looks interesting. I’ve only peeked in a little of it though.

There’s a plethora of theory to choose from but generally for origin stuff we have Stirner, Proudhon, Bakunin and Kropotkin.
Contemporary thought include Graeber, Bookchin, James Herod and Gelderloos.
The thing about anarchism is that there’s no one thinker we must all fall in line with. The world is huge and there’s enough variation to it to accommodate everyone.

No Gods, No Masters is a very good two volume anthology, but this three volume looks interesting. I’ve only peeked in a little of it though.

States are evil things

Not lit related though

>>18136814
You don’t seem to know a hing about anarchism. Half of that is liberal legalism. The rest is simple codes of conduct for how to get what you want. Being kind to others, as Max usually chose to do, is a most effective way to get your way.

Book? Maybe the three volume set of the history of anarchism here.

>>18079766
How new are you?

>>17427915
Good. Bakunin and Kropotkin next

>>16320623
Or anarchists.
Try it in another thread, kid.

But just look at this 500+ volume one!
300 CE to 1939. Dang.

>>14329884
YOU MUST BE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OF AGE TO POST HERE

There’s lost of theory to read up on, OP. The two volume No Gods, No Masters anthology is a good in brief of the major thinkers.