About Anarchism
- 96 pages
- 4 hours of reading
"This is a new edition of About anarchism, based on the text published in 1969 by Freedom Press, and including previously unpublished revisions ..."--Note on the the 2002 edition.
Nicolas Walter Book order
Nicolas Walter was among the most recognized and widely read anarchist writers of the last half-century. His work is characterized by its extensive scope, profound erudition, and readability. Through his essays and journalistic contributions, he explored the history of anarchism and its contemporary manifestations. Walter's legacy lies in his ability to make complex anarchist ideas accessible to a broad audience.
- 2019
- 2009
The Anarchist Past: And Other Essays
- 252 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Focusing on the evolution of anarchist thought, this collection showcases Nicolas Walter's extensive writings spanning four decades. It captures the political dissent in Britain during the 1960s and 70s, highlighting his contributions to the anarchist press and involvement in various activist groups. The volume serves as a comprehensive history of anarchism, tracing its roots from the American Revolution to contemporary figures like Murray Bookchin and Colin Ward, offering insights into both theory and historical context.
- 1998
The book explores the varied interpretations of humanism since its inception, highlighting the confusion surrounding its definition. It delves into the distinctions between religious and secular humanists, showcasing their disagreements yet shared commitment to fundamental humanist goals. Through this examination, the complexities and nuances of humanism are revealed, inviting readers to reflect on its implications in contemporary society.