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The following is a partial list of notable nonfiction works discussing anarchist theory predating the 21st century. Works by Proudhon and Bukhanin are considered to be the foundation of anarchist thought. These thinkers and their writings are often considered the predecessors of modern anarchism and libertarian socialist thought. Anarchism has been heavily influenced by and intertwined with the philosophy of freedom, reflected in works by Hegel and Nietzsche. | The following is a partial list of notable nonfiction works discussing anarchist theory predating the 21st century. Works by Proudhon and Bukhanin are considered to be the foundation of anarchist thought. These thinkers and their writings are often considered the predecessors of modern anarchism and libertarian socialist thought. Anarchism has been heavily influenced by and intertwined with the philosophy of freedom, reflected in works by Hegel and Nietzsche. | ||
| − | * [[Mikhail Bakunin(1814 -1876)]] | + | * [[Mikhail Bakunin(1814 -1876)]] (Translations from Russian) |
** ''[[Bakunin on anarchism]]'' | ** ''[[Bakunin on anarchism]]'' | ||
** ''[[Statism and Anarchy]]'' | ** ''[[Statism and Anarchy]]'' | ||
** ''[[God and the State]]'' | ** ''[[God and the State]]'' | ||
| − | * [[Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (1809–1865) ]] | + | * [[Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (1809–1865) ]] (Translations from French) |
| + | **''[[What is property?]]'' | ||
| + | **''[[The pollitical capacity of the working class)'' | ||
==Contemporary Anarchist Writings and Selections== | ==Contemporary Anarchist Writings and Selections== | ||
* [[Noam Chomsky]]: ''[[Chomsky on Anarchism]]'' | * [[Noam Chomsky]]: ''[[Chomsky on Anarchism]]'' | ||
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Revision as of 06:00, 5 September 2009
Anarchism and Libertarian Socialism have been the subjects of a number of works of literature, both nonfiction and fiction. This is a partial list of notable writers of both historical and theoretical nature. This list is meant to provide a starting ground on which to access the bodies of knowledge concerning anarchism and it's closely related philosophies.
Historical Nonfiction
Classical Anarchist Writers
The following is a partial list of notable nonfiction works discussing anarchist theory predating the 21st century. Works by Proudhon and Bukhanin are considered to be the foundation of anarchist thought. These thinkers and their writings are often considered the predecessors of modern anarchism and libertarian socialist thought. Anarchism has been heavily influenced by and intertwined with the philosophy of freedom, reflected in works by Hegel and Nietzsche.
- Mikhail Bakunin(1814 -1876) (Translations from Russian)
- Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (1809–1865) (Translations from French)
- What is property?
- [[The pollitical capacity of the working class)
