First published in 1979. This study of Elisée Reclus' thought provides a basis for a general re-assessment of European anarchism, by contributing to an understanding of important dimensions of theory and practice, which previously have not been well understood.
First published in 1979. This study of Elisée Reclus' thought provides a basis for a general re-assessment of European anarchism, by contributing to an understanding of important dimensions of theory and practice, which previously have not been well understood.
Abbreviations Preface Introduction Part One: The Making of an Anarchist: 1830-71 1. Early Influences and Writing 2. The Quest for an Alternative Life-Style 3. The Search for Political Expression 4. The Impact of War and the Paris Commune 5. From Communard to Anarchist Part Two: Anarchist Theory and the Challenge of Practice: 1871-94 6. Defining the Anarchist Position 7. Anarchism, Geography and Science 8. Revolutionary Strategy 9. Property and Theft 10. Anarchism and Terror Part Three: Anarchist and Teacher: 1894-1905 11. Anarchism and the Socialist Movement 12. The Search for Truth 13. Man and Theoretician Afterward Bibliography Index
Abbreviations Preface Introduction Part One: The Making of an Anarchist: 1830-71 1. Early Influences and Writing 2. The Quest for an Alternative Life-Style 3. The Search for Political Expression 4. The Impact of War and the Paris Commune 5. From Communard to Anarchist Part Two: Anarchist Theory and the Challenge of Practice: 1871-94 6. Defining the Anarchist Position 7. Anarchism, Geography and Science 8. Revolutionary Strategy 9. Property and Theft 10. Anarchism and Terror Part Three: Anarchist and Teacher: 1894-1905 11. Anarchism and the Socialist Movement 12. The Search for Truth 13. Man and Theoretician Afterward Bibliography Index
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