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Paths Toward Utopia

by Cindy Milstein
Josh MacPhee
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Consisting of 10 collaborative picture-essays that weave poetic words with intricate yet bold images, this collection aims to challenge readers into thinking of community action in a positive light. Depicting what it would be like to live, every day, in a world created from below, where coercion and hierarchy are largely vestiges of the past, Paths Toward Utopia suggests some of the practices that prefigure the self-organization that would be commonplace in an egalitarian society. This stirring book ultimately mines what people do in their daily lives for the already-existent gems of a freer future–premised on anarchistic ethics like cooperation and direct democracy.

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Publisher: PM Press

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  • ISBN: 9781604867817
  • Release date: November 1, 2012

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  • ISBN: 9781604867817
  • File size: 11325 KB
  • Release date: November 1, 2012

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Politics Nonfiction

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English

Consisting of 10 collaborative picture-essays that weave poetic words with intricate yet bold images, this collection aims to challenge readers into thinking of community action in a positive light. Depicting what it would be like to live, every day, in a world created from below, where coercion and hierarchy are largely vestiges of the past, Paths Toward Utopia suggests some of the practices that prefigure the self-organization that would be commonplace in an egalitarian society. This stirring book ultimately mines what people do in their daily lives for the already-existent gems of a freer future–premised on anarchistic ethics like cooperation and direct democracy.

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Politics Nonfiction