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An Anarchist Canon

...sounds like a contradiction in terms, I know.

But, although we have the really excellent Anarchist Library linked in the sidebar, the content isn't presented in the most newbie-friendly way. I'm wondering if there are texts, books, etc., that anyone point to as forming a baseline for Anarchist thought -- works that identify, in the broadest way possible, the principles all our various ideological perspectives have in common. And, if there are such texts, maybe we ought to organize a specialized library for this Reddit containing these works, and providing commentaries where possible.

In fact, I'd be happy to put it together, if there's interest and folks can give me suggestions.

Suggestions So Far!

I'm going to add all the recommendations here, and we can decide as a group what we want to consider essential to this list.

Peter Kropotkin - Conquest of Bread

Peter Kropotkin - Mutual Aid

Peter Gelderloos - Anarchy Works

Emma Goldman - Anarchism and Other Essays

Oscar Wilde - The Soul of Man Under Socialism

Marx/Engels - Manifesto of the Communist Party

Ursula Le Guin - The Dispossessed

Daniel Guérin - Anarchism: From Theory to Practice

Comité Invisible (The Invisible Committee) - The Coming Insurrection English / French Original

Bob Black - The Abolition of Work

Karl Marx - Capital

Max Stirner - The Unique and His Property

Daniel Guerin - Anarchism: Theory and Practice

Colin Ward - Anarchism: A Short Introduction

Benjamin R. Tucker - Instead of a Book

Alexander Berkman - What is Anarchism?

Ken Knabb - The Joy of Revolution

Crimethinc - Work

Crimethinc - Days of War, Nights of Love

Daniel Guerin - No Gods, No Masters

The Organizational Platform of the General Union of Anarchists

Peter Arshinov - History of the Makhnovist Movement

Peter Gelderloos - How Nonviolence Protects the State

Mikhail Bakunin - God and the State

Mikhail Bakunin - Revolutionary Catechism

David Graeber - Debt: The First 5000 Years

Voltairine de Cleyre - Crime and Punishment

UPDATE: Catching up on adding books. It's been a busy week for me. I'll put up links in a little while.

Posted Mar 24, 2012, 10:30 PM UTC · edited

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