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1 online resource (279 pages) |
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Interventions Ser |
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Interventions Ser
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| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of tables; List of contributors; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction: Anarchism encounters the humanities and the social sciences; Anarchism as a methodology and inspiration for the humanities and the social sciences; The anarchist imagination; Why this volume? An initial panoramic overview of some closer encounters between anarchism, the humanities and the social scienc; Overview of contributors' chapters; Conclusion; Notes; References |
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2. The two anarchies: The Arab uprisings and the question of an anarchist sociologyThe two anarchies and sociology; Note; References; 3. Contesting the state of nature: Anarchism and International Relations; International anarchy; Partisans of anarchy; Constructing international anarchism; Morals and metaphors; Conclusion; Notes; References; 4. Anarchism and Critical Security Studies; Critical Security Studies; An anarchist response; Notes; References; 5. Postanarchism today: Anarchism and political theory; Anarchism as an anti-discipline; Four axes of postanarchism; The axiom of liberty |
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A politics of anti-politics?Postanarchism and political theory; Notes; References; 6. Anarchism and political science: History and anti-science in radical thought; A brief history of political science; Anarchism and science; Anarchism and political science; Conclusion; References; 7. Toward an anarchist-feminist analytics of power; Introduction; What is anarchist-feminism?; Toward an anarchist-feminist analytics of power; Gender, sex, sexuality; Capital; The state and governance; Race, colonialism and global anarchist-feminism; Conclusion: Beyond an anarchist-feminist analytics of power |
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NotesReferences; 8. Loving politics: On the art of living together; Preface; Introduction; The representation of politics; Just say no to capitalism; I do?; Queer anarchonormativity; The politics of representation; Queer individuality; Invisible politics; The magic of mushrooms; Invisible cities; Inner work; Everyday autonomous spaces; Practising loving politics; Intentional process; References; 9. Black flag mapping: Emerging themes in anarchist geography; A short history of anarchist geographies; Renewing the anarchist tradition in geography; Anarchy and/or autonomy |
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Re-theorizing governance: statism, authority, and the territorial imaginationNew publics, new spatialities; Concluding thoughts: for radical reconstruction; Note; References; 10. In dialogue: Anarchism and postcolonialism; Neo, paleo, post; Anarchism and postcolonialism: shared themes, shared tensions; Conclusion: anticolonial theories; Notes; References; 11. What is law?; Critical jurisprudence; The art of living: anarchism; Afterthoughts; References; 12. Anarchism and education studies; Introduction; The discourse of 'what works?'; The neo-liberal education system; Defending education |
| Notes |
The philosophical imagination |
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Print version record |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Newman, Saul
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| ISBN |
9781317435518 |
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1317435516 |
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