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This is the most extensive collection of Peter Kropotkin's writings available in English. Over half the selections have been translated for the first time or salvaged from long-out-of-print pamphlets and newspapers. Both an introduction to classic texts and a recontextualization of Kropotkin from saintly philosopher to dangerous revolutionary, Direct Struggle Against Capital includes a historical introduction, biographical sketch, glossary, bibliography, and index. Peter Kropotkin was one of anarchism's most famous thinkers. His classic works include The Conquest of Bread and Mutual…mehr
This is the most extensive collection of Peter Kropotkin's writings available in English. Over half the selections have been translated for the first time or salvaged from long-out-of-print pamphlets and newspapers. Both an introduction to classic texts and a recontextualization of Kropotkin from saintly philosopher to dangerous revolutionary, Direct Struggle Against Capital includes a historical introduction, biographical sketch, glossary, bibliography, and index.
Peter Kropotkin was one of anarchism's most famous thinkers. His classic works include The Conquest of Bread and Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution.
Iain McKay has edited An Anarchist FAQ (volumes one and two) and Property Is Theft: A Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Anthology.
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Iain McKay: Iain Mckay is a Scottish writer, activist, and public intellectual. He has edited the books An Anarchist FAQ (volumes 1 & 2) and Property Is Theft: A Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Anthology. He is a former editor of Black Flag magazine and frequent contributor to Freedom. Peter Kropotkin: Peter Kropotkin (1842-1921) was a Russian prince who became one of anarchism's most famous thinkers. His classic works include Conquest of Bread; Fields, Factories and Workshops; Memoirs of a Revolutionist; and Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution.
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Table of Contents Direct Struggle Against Capital -A Peter Kropotkin Anthology Introduction, by Iain McKay PART I: Anarchism and Anarchists From Memoirs of a Revolutionist . St. Petersburg - First Journey to Western Europe . Western Europe The Lyons anarchist trial of 1883 (Freedom, first time in book) . From Kropotkin's Defence Speech . Defence Declaration -The Place of Anarchism in Socialist Evolution (first time in book) -Preface to Bakunin's The Paris Commune and the Idea of the State (Newly translated) -Letter to Maria Isidine Goldsmith (Newly translated) -Letter to Max Nettlau (New translation, different translation in Selected Writings on Anarchism and Revolution) -Anarchism (Encyclopaedia Britannica, Kropotkin's Revolutionary Pamphlets) . The Historical Development of Anarchism . Anarchism in the International Working Men's Association From Modern Science and Anarchism . The Origin of Anarchism . The Anarchist Ideal and the Preceding Revolutions . Anarchism . A Few Conclusions of Anarchism . The Means of Action -The Anarchist Principle (Newly translated) -A Few Thoughts about the Essence of Anarchism (Freedom, first time in book) -Letter to the Bakunin Centenary Celebration (Freedom, first time in book) -From Ethics: Origin and Development -Capitalism and the State -From Representative Government (New translation, Words of a Rebel) -Our Riches (Conquest of Bread) -The Division of Labour (Conquest of Bread) -Economic Expedients (Newly translated) -From The State: Its Historic Role -Prisons: Universities of Crime (Anarchy! An Anthology of Emma Goldman's Mother Earth) -From The Modern State (Freedom, first time in book) . I. The Essential Principle of Modern Society . II. Serfs of the State . III. Taxation as a Means of Increasing the Power of the State . IV. Taxation a Means of Enriching the Rich . V. The Monopolies . VI. The Monopolies in the Nineteenth Century PART II: The Workers Movement and Class Struggle From Memoirs of a Revolutionist -Enemies of the People (Newly translated) -The Workers' Movement in Spain (Newly translated) -Workers Organisation (Newly translated) -The Use of the Strike (Freedom, first time in book) -Strikes (Newly translated) -1st May 1891 (Newly translated) -Letter to French and British Trade Union Delegates (Freedom, first time in book) -The Death of the New International (Newly translated) -Commemoration of the Chicago Martyrs (Freedom, first time in book) -The Workers' Congress of 1896 (Newly translated) -The Development of Trade-Unionism (Freedom, first time in book) -From Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution . Mutual Aid Amongst Ourselves . Conclusion -Politics and Socialism (Freedom pamphlet, first time in book) -Trade Unionism and Parliamentarism (Newly translated) -Letter to "The Voice of Labour" (The Voice of Labour, first time in book) -Anarchists and Trade Unions (Freedom, first time in book) -1886-1907: Glimpses into the Labour Movement in this Country (Act for Yourselves) -Letter to Alexander Berkman (Freedom, first time in book) -Syndicalism and Anarchism (Freedom, first time in book) PART III: Revolutions From The Great French Revolution . Action . The "Districts" and the "Sections" of Paris . The Sections of Paris under the New Municipal Law -1848-1871 (Freedom, first time in book) -The Paris Commune (Fighting the Revolution volume 2; first time in book) . The theory of the State and the practice of the Commune . Popular aspirations and popular prejudices in the Commune . From the Paris Commune to anarchist communism -Commune of Paris (Freedom, first time in book) -The Revolution in Russia (Freedom, first time in book) -The Russian Revolution and Anarchism (Newly translated) . Political and economic revolution . Our relation with peasants and workers' unions . Conclusions of the conference -Enough of Illusions! (Freedom, first time in book) -A Letter to the Workers of the West (Freedom, original English language version) -Social Revolution -From Memoirs of a Revolutionist -The Anarchist Idea from the Point Of View of its Practical Realisation (Freedom, first time in book; another translation appears in No Gods, No Masters) -Revolutionary Government (Words of a Rebel; translation from No Gods, No Masters) -From Expropriation (Conquest of Bread) -What Revolution Means (Act for Yourselves) -Act For Yourselves (Act for Yourselves) -Local Action (Act for Yourselves) -Preface to Words of a Rebel (1904) (first time in book) -Insurrections and Revolution (Newly translated) -Preface to How We Shall Bring About the Revolution -Anarchist Action in the Revolution (Newly translated) -Postscript to Words of a Rebel (1919) (first time in book) -Anarchy -The Commune (Words of a Rebel; translation from No Gods, No Masters) -From In Russian and French Prisons -Are We Good Enough? (Act for Yourselves) -The Permanence of Society after the Revolution (Act for Yourselves) -The Wage System (Conquest of Bread) . I. Representative Government and Wages . II. The Collectivist Wage System . III. Unequal Remuneration . IV. Equal Wages versus Communism -Communism and Anarchy (Freedom, first time in book) -The Reformed School (Freedom, first time in book) -From Fields, Factories and Workshops . Preface to the Second Edition (1913) . Preface to the First Edition (1898) . The Decentralisation of Industries . The Possibilities of Agriculture . Small Industries and Industrial Villages . Brain Work and Manual Work . Conclusion Appendix: -Mutual Aid: An Important Factor in Evolution (Anarchy! An Anthology of Emma Goldman's Mother Earth) -
Table of Contents Direct Struggle Against Capital -A Peter Kropotkin Anthology Introduction, by Iain McKay PART I: Anarchism and Anarchists From Memoirs of a Revolutionist . St. Petersburg - First Journey to Western Europe . Western Europe The Lyons anarchist trial of 1883 (Freedom, first time in book) . From Kropotkin's Defence Speech . Defence Declaration -The Place of Anarchism in Socialist Evolution (first time in book) -Preface to Bakunin's The Paris Commune and the Idea of the State (Newly translated) -Letter to Maria Isidine Goldsmith (Newly translated) -Letter to Max Nettlau (New translation, different translation in Selected Writings on Anarchism and Revolution) -Anarchism (Encyclopaedia Britannica, Kropotkin's Revolutionary Pamphlets) . The Historical Development of Anarchism . Anarchism in the International Working Men's Association From Modern Science and Anarchism . The Origin of Anarchism . The Anarchist Ideal and the Preceding Revolutions . Anarchism . A Few Conclusions of Anarchism . The Means of Action -The Anarchist Principle (Newly translated) -A Few Thoughts about the Essence of Anarchism (Freedom, first time in book) -Letter to the Bakunin Centenary Celebration (Freedom, first time in book) -From Ethics: Origin and Development -Capitalism and the State -From Representative Government (New translation, Words of a Rebel) -Our Riches (Conquest of Bread) -The Division of Labour (Conquest of Bread) -Economic Expedients (Newly translated) -From The State: Its Historic Role -Prisons: Universities of Crime (Anarchy! An Anthology of Emma Goldman's Mother Earth) -From The Modern State (Freedom, first time in book) . I. The Essential Principle of Modern Society . II. Serfs of the State . III. Taxation as a Means of Increasing the Power of the State . IV. Taxation a Means of Enriching the Rich . V. The Monopolies . VI. The Monopolies in the Nineteenth Century PART II: The Workers Movement and Class Struggle From Memoirs of a Revolutionist -Enemies of the People (Newly translated) -The Workers' Movement in Spain (Newly translated) -Workers Organisation (Newly translated) -The Use of the Strike (Freedom, first time in book) -Strikes (Newly translated) -1st May 1891 (Newly translated) -Letter to French and British Trade Union Delegates (Freedom, first time in book) -The Death of the New International (Newly translated) -Commemoration of the Chicago Martyrs (Freedom, first time in book) -The Workers' Congress of 1896 (Newly translated) -The Development of Trade-Unionism (Freedom, first time in book) -From Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution . Mutual Aid Amongst Ourselves . Conclusion -Politics and Socialism (Freedom pamphlet, first time in book) -Trade Unionism and Parliamentarism (Newly translated) -Letter to "The Voice of Labour" (The Voice of Labour, first time in book) -Anarchists and Trade Unions (Freedom, first time in book) -1886-1907: Glimpses into the Labour Movement in this Country (Act for Yourselves) -Letter to Alexander Berkman (Freedom, first time in book) -Syndicalism and Anarchism (Freedom, first time in book) PART III: Revolutions From The Great French Revolution . Action . The "Districts" and the "Sections" of Paris . The Sections of Paris under the New Municipal Law -1848-1871 (Freedom, first time in book) -The Paris Commune (Fighting the Revolution volume 2; first time in book) . The theory of the State and the practice of the Commune . Popular aspirations and popular prejudices in the Commune . From the Paris Commune to anarchist communism -Commune of Paris (Freedom, first time in book) -The Revolution in Russia (Freedom, first time in book) -The Russian Revolution and Anarchism (Newly translated) . Political and economic revolution . Our relation with peasants and workers' unions . Conclusions of the conference -Enough of Illusions! (Freedom, first time in book) -A Letter to the Workers of the West (Freedom, original English language version) -Social Revolution -From Memoirs of a Revolutionist -The Anarchist Idea from the Point Of View of its Practical Realisation (Freedom, first time in book; another translation appears in No Gods, No Masters) -Revolutionary Government (Words of a Rebel; translation from No Gods, No Masters) -From Expropriation (Conquest of Bread) -What Revolution Means (Act for Yourselves) -Act For Yourselves (Act for Yourselves) -Local Action (Act for Yourselves) -Preface to Words of a Rebel (1904) (first time in book) -Insurrections and Revolution (Newly translated) -Preface to How We Shall Bring About the Revolution -Anarchist Action in the Revolution (Newly translated) -Postscript to Words of a Rebel (1919) (first time in book) -Anarchy -The Commune (Words of a Rebel; translation from No Gods, No Masters) -From In Russian and French Prisons -Are We Good Enough? (Act for Yourselves) -The Permanence of Society after the Revolution (Act for Yourselves) -The Wage System (Conquest of Bread) . I. Representative Government and Wages . II. The Collectivist Wage System . III. Unequal Remuneration . IV. Equal Wages versus Communism -Communism and Anarchy (Freedom, first time in book) -The Reformed School (Freedom, first time in book) -From Fields, Factories and Workshops . Preface to the Second Edition (1913) . Preface to the First Edition (1898) . The Decentralisation of Industries . The Possibilities of Agriculture . Small Industries and Industrial Villages . Brain Work and Manual Work . Conclusion Appendix: -Mutual Aid: An Important Factor in Evolution (Anarchy! An Anthology of Emma Goldman's Mother Earth) -
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