Two Cheers for Anarchism: Six Easy Pieces on Autonomy, Dignity, and Meaningful Work and Play (1st Edition)

This is a look from the outside in—an informed and well thought-out case of an academic exploring what it means to be an anarchism and embrace such political and philosophical views. It makes a case for understanding the practicality in the views that anarchists hold, with ideas that hold implications for our interactions on all levels—from the personal to the political, cultural, and ideological and beyond. It will present the topic in a way that’s friendly towards beginners and especially those who might only hold misconceptions about what anarchism forcibly is or entails. The author is an acclaimed professor of political science and anthropology, exploring the wide array, but not exhaustive, influences that anarchist thought holds as an ideal—as well as the possibilities it aims for.