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Anarchismus zur Einführung

byDaniel Loick

Genres: Nonfiction Cultural Criticism and Analysis

Who is this book for? Readers interested in political theory and anarchism.

Topics PowerFreedomSocial Class

Der Begriff »Anarchismus« leitet sich vom griechischen an-archia, Nicht-Herrschaft, ab und bezeichnet die Idee einer Gesellschaft ohne Staat, Klassen oder sonstige Unterdrückungs- und Ausbeutungsformen. Anarchismus ist aber nicht nur eine Idee, sondern auch eine Praxis: politischer Kampf um Emanzipation und ein Versuch, die Idee der Selbstorganisation und Solidarität praktisch werden zu lassen. Diese Einführung verbindet die Rekonstruktion klassischer Positionen mit einer systematischen Diskussion anarchistischer Theorie und Praxis. Vorgestellt werden u.a. die Theorien Proudhons, Bakunins und Kropotkins, zentrale Motive der anarchistischen Diskussion wie Staat, Kapitalismus, Geschlechterverhältnisse und Aktionsformen sowie aktuelle Fortentwicklungen und Aneignungen, von der Peer Production über das Radical Cheerleading bis zu Occupy Wall Street.

Language

Published on

01/04/2017

Pages

256

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9783885067689

Price Comparison

15.9 €

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