Anarchism and Other Essays: Political essays on freedom, social justice, feminism, and the critique of state power in early 20th century radical thought

Author: Goldman, Emma

Binding: paperback

Number Of Pages: 185

Release Date: 06-08-2025

Details: In this thought‑provoking collection 📚, Emma Goldman delivers some of the most influential writings of the early 20th‑century radical movement. Blending political theory, feminist analysis, and social commentary, these essays challenge authority, question conventional morality, and explore the intersections of liberty, equality, and justice. Covering topics from civil rights and labor struggles ⚒️ to the role of art and education in shaping free societies, Goldman’s voice remains both urgent and timeless.
Written with passion and intellectual clarity ✍️, the essays examine the roots of oppression, the dynamics of resistance, and the transformative power of ideas. Readers interested in political philosophy, women’s history, and grassroots activism 🌱 will find in these pages not just a historical document, but a living conversation on human freedom. Perfect for scholars, activists, and anyone seeking deeper insight into the foundations of modern social change movements.

EAN: 9798296803801

Package Dimensions: 9.0 x 6.0 x 0.4 inches

Languages: English