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Routledge - Anarchism as Political Philosophy - Book

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Explore the complex history and modern relevance of political resistance with Anarchism as Political Philosophy by Routledge. While some view anarchism as a movement belonging only to the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, this text demonstrates how it has maintained a substantial presence in the late twentieth century and beyond. Through an incisive introduction by Robert Hoffman, this book examines the diverse ways people reject political authority. It addresses the common perceptions of anarchists, who are often viewed as either foolish idealists or serious threats to social tranquility. The text provides a different perspective, arguing that many anarchists are actually ordinary people. This work is essential for readers interested in political science and ideology. It moves past simple stereotypes to look at the actions and motivations behind those who challenge established power structures. Whether you are studying political theory or interested in the social dynamics of authority, this book offers a deep look into the reality of anarchist thought and its place in modern life.

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Provides an incisive introduction by Robert Hoffman to help readers understand the historical context of anarchist thought.

Examines the shift of anarchism from a nineteenth-century movement to a concept with renewed relevance in the late twentieth century.

Challenges common stereotypes that label anarchists as either extreme threats to justice or mere foolish idealists.

Offers a perspective on anarchism as a movement driven by ordinary people rather than just fringe groups.

Analyzes the ways individuals reject and assault political authority through both words and physical acts.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1138518859
Category: Books > Subjects > Politics, Philosophy & Social Sciences > Government & Politics > Political Science & Ideology > Anarchism
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 25 October 2017
Listed Since: 31 August 2017

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