'Alix Shulman has provided a truly elegant collection of Goldman's speeches and writings...Shulman's introductions also display a rare and genuine knowledge of anarchist political thought...In her comments, she attempts to show the contemporary relevance of Goldman's work and her life' - "American Journal of Sociology".
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..". a truly elegant collection of Goldman's speeches and writings. Shulman's introductions display a rare and genuine knowledge of anarchist political thought. She attempts to show the contemporary relevance of Goldman's work and her life."
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Alix Kates Shulman, a member of Redstockings, one of the earliest women's liberation groups in the United States, has published four novels including the feminist classic MEMOIRS OF AN EX-PROM QUEEN, two books on the anarchist-feminist Emma Goldman, numerous short stories and essays on feminist themes, and a memoir, DRINKING THE RAIN.
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Emma Goldman was one of the most important anarchist writers. This collection presents a good selection of her work, ranging through her entire life and covering a wide range of topics. This collection contains a lot of important material that is not present in other collections, such as the Dover volume. This is essential reading for anyone interested in anarchism or feminism.
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