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Visions of freedom : critical writings on ecology and anarchism / Brian Morris.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Morris, Brian, 1936- author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ecology--Philosophy.
Ecology.
Anarchism.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (249 pages)
Place of Publication:
Montreal : Black Rose Books, [2018]
Summary:
Every ten years, notoriously eclectic thinker Brian Morris takes a year of sabbatical and launches out into another field about which he knows nothing. In the 1980s it was botany; in the 1990s, zoology; in the 2000s, entomology. The quintessential polymath, Morris has written on his incredible breadth of interests in wide-ranging essays, with subjects ranging from boxing to deep ecology to new-age gurus.Collected here for the first time, Visions of Freedom brings together all of Morris's concise yet diverse essays on politics, history, and ecology written since 1989. It includes book reviews, letters, and articles in the engaging and accessible style for which Morris is known. The thinkers he deals with are as diverse as Thomas Paine to C. L. R. James, from Karl Marx to Krishnamurti, from Max Weber to Naomi Klein. He also delves into the canon of classic anarchist thinkers like Kropotkin, Bakunin, Reclus, Proudhon, and Flores Magnon.Taking a stance against the obscurantism of contemporary academic discourse, Morris' writings demonstrate an interdisciplinary approach that moves seamlessly between topics, developing practical connections between scholarly debates and the pressing social, ecological and political issues of our times.
Contents:
Intro
Table of Contents
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
CLR JAMES, 1909-1989
BOOKS ABOUT GREENS
THE IGNOBLE ART
TOWARDS A TRANSPERSONAL ECOLOGY
A CRITIQUE OF ECOFEMINISM
MARY DALY AND HER CRITICS
CRITICAL REALISM: MARX AND THE MARKET UNITED?
ON MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT
A CRITIQUE OF LIBERAL SOCIAL THEORY
THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF EXCHANGE
THE NATURE OF ECOLOGY
RAJNEESH: THE GOD THAT FAILED
A NEW WORLD ORDER OR CAPITALISM REVAMPED
GUSTAVE COURBET, 1819-1877
GUILD SOCIALISM RESTATED YET AGAIN
THE CHIPKO MOVEMENT
THE ECOLOGICAL WORLDVIEW
THE GREEN REVOLUTION
THE SHINING PATH
CHRISTIANARCHY: MYSTICAL ANARCHISM, OR JUST PLAIN MYSTICISM?
COLONIZATIONS
FUNDAMENTALISM
TOM PAINE-THE RADICAL LIBERAL
THE ROLE OF THE INTELLECTUAL
IN DEFENCE OF LITERACY
UTOPIA IN THE AMAZON
TAGORE AND NATIONALISM
AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
TOM PAINE-THE MAN OF REASON
RUDOLF BAHRO: GREEN VISIONARY OR ECO-FASCIST?
BEWARE OF GURUS
PROUDHON AND ANARCHISM
A NOTE ON THE ANARCHISTS OF ISLAM
DEMANDING THE IMPOSSIBLE, 1999
RECLUS, KROPOTKIN AND SOCIAL ECOLOGY
GLOBAL CAPITALISM AND ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP
WEBER AND THE ANARCHISTS
UTOPIAN VISIONS
MYTHS OF MODERN INDIVIDUALISM
BEYOND BOUNDARIES
AGRARIAN SOCIALISM
BEYOND GLOBAL CAPITALISM
EQUALITY AND THE CAPTIVE STATE
WAS NIETZSCHE AN ANARCHIST?
IN DEFENCE OF MICHAEL BAKUNIN
EARTH DEMOCRACY
THE POLITICS OF THE ANARCHIST FEDERATION
ISLAM AND ANARCHISM
POSTSTRUCTURALIST ANARCHISM
BAKUNIN: THE CREATIVE PASSION
SACCO AND VANZETTI
THE POLITICS OF EMPIRE
FLORES MAGÓN AND THE ANARCHIST VISION OF FREEDOM
ESOTERICISM: THE RELIGION OF EMPIRE
KRISHNAMURTI AND ANARCHISM
NAOMI KLEIN AND DISASTER CAPITALISM
ECOLOGY AND CAPITALISM
ECO-STATE SOCIALISM: THE GREEN PARTY MANIFESTO.
ANARCHISM IN THE ACADEMY, 2010
FORGOTTEN ANARCHIST-FEMINISTS
THE ANARCHIST IDEA OF COMMUNISM
THE LEGACY OF SAINT-IMIER
KARL MARX-ANTHROPOLOGIST
IN DEFENCE OF THE COMMONS
THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF ANARCHIST SOLIDARITY.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9781551646480
155164648X
OCLC:
1243546340

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