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eBook editionsAgainst Civilization 2ND Edition Readings & Reflby John Zerzan
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:First published in 1999, Against Civilization quickly became known as the primer of primitivism, or "green anarchy," the most radical form of anarchism to develop in the past decade. An anthology of critical commentary on what editor John Zerzan terms "the pathology of civilization," the book offers compelling insight from a diverse group of writers and thinkers including Rousseau, Fourier, William Morris, Schiller, Bahro, Kirkpatrick Sale, and Paul Shepard. The 51 selections examine how progress and technology have led to emptiness and alienation, why every culture longs for a lost Golden Age, and question whether civilization can be saved from itself. Providing profound historical insight into the roots of cultural discontent, the book also paints a vision of a world unfettered by oppression and exploitation. This edition features 60 pages of new material. Synopsis:The primer of anarcho-primitivism.
Synopsis:“Read it and you will never think of civilization in the same way again.”—Kirkpatrick Sale This anthology about "the pathology of civilization" offers insight into how progress and technology have led to emptiness and alienation. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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