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Conquest Of Bread
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Alfredo Bonanno (Introduction by) and Peter Kropotkin |
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A detailed, systematic description of how to build a future society where there is "well-being for all." This work represents the most mature thought of the Russian anarchist-scientist Peter Kropotkin. Kropotkin's anarchist communism is an alternative to the various forms of state socialism which have proved so disappointing in the century since this book was first published. His ideas are still refreshing a...
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Other: An Asian & Pacific Islander Prisoners' Anthology
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Eddie Zheng (Editor) |
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This anthology of work by Asian & Pacific Islander (API) prisoners is the first book to highlight the unique stories and perspectives of this growing prisoner population in the US. Through original poetry, vignettes, essays, first-hand narratives, interviews, and drawings, 22 contributors cover topics such as the factors that led to their incarceration, the cruelty that occurs in prisons and immigration dete...
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The Guide To Getting It On!: America's Coolest And Most Informative Book About Sex 6th Edition
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Goofy Foot Press |
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This is brilliant! Okay, I know a lot of the reviews have such superlatives, and they are generally correct too. BUT, this book is just SO good. Witty, irrereverent, yet completely straightforward, intelligent, and downright USEFUL. From 'What's Inside A Girl' to 'The Zen Of Finger Fucking', 'Basic Brain Weirdness' and the underwear. Then of course there's pregnancy, what to do when the penis crashes, long-t...
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The Mechanical Bride: Folklore of Industrial Man
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Marshall McLuhan |
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Marshall McLuhan was one of the most controversial and original thinkers of our time. Combining social satire and cultural analysis with biting wit, The Mechanical Bride tackles the absurdities and excesses of the advertising age. In a series of tongue-in-cheek, myth-busting essays charged with puns and probes, McLuhan offers a unique form of civil defense: a life-preserver for the consumer drowning i...
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The Anarchist Past and Other Essays
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Nicolas Walter and David Goodway (Introduction by) |
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For forty years Walter was a contributor to the anarchist press, principally Freedom and its companion periodicals Anarchy and The Raven. He was active in many groups including the "Spies for Peace" and the Rationalist Press Association, editing The New Humanist. This volume selects from his extensive writings on anarchist history and theory. This book presents a history of anarc...
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The Medium is the Massage: An Inventory of Effects
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Quentin Fiore and Marshall McLuhan |
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The Medium is the Massage remains Marshall McLuhan's most popular book, perhaps as influential as Understanding Media. It is still one of the most insightful and provocative works ever to have been published on our modern culture. With every technological advance, McLuhan's theories reveal how prescient his insights actually proved to be. His thought is a guide to understanding environments, es...
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Embedded With Organized Labor: Journalistic Reflections on the Class War at Home
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Steve Early |
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Embedded With Organized Labor describes how union members have organized successfully, on the job and in the community, in the face of employer opposition now and in the past. The author has produced a provocative series of essays—an unusual exercise in "participatory labor journalism" useful to any reader concerned about social and economic justice. As workers struggle to survive and the labor ...
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Swift Winds
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Anais LaRue (Artwork by) and Ron Sakolsky |
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A backpocket compendium of subversive texts, marvelous manifestos, mutinous rants, outrageous ideas, utopian dreams, impossible demands, and incendiary broadsides strategically aimed at countering the pathos of miserabilism with the uncontrollable laughter of the insurgent imagination.
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We Were So Terribly Consistent: A Conversation About the Red Army Faction
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André Moncourt (Introduction by), Stefan Wisniewski (Interviewed), Petra Groll (Contributor), and Jürgen Gottschlich (Contributor) |
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The Red Army Faction was an underground revolutionary organization devoted to carrying out armed attacks within the Federal Republic of Germany, with a view to establishing a tradition of illegal, guerilla resistance to imperialism and state repression. Stefan Wisniewski joined the guerilla shortly after the death of prisoner Holger Meins during a RAF hunger strike in 1974. By 1977, Wisniewski was participa...
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