Ruth Kinna
Author of Anarchism: A Beginner's Guide (Beginner's Guides)
About the Author
Ruth Kinna is Professor of Political Theory at Loughborough University. She has published widely on the history of anarchist ideas and on nineteenth-century socialist and anarchist thought.
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Works by Ruth Kinna
William Morris: The Art of Socialism (University of Wales Press - Political Philosophy Now) (2000) 10 copies
Errico Malatesta 3 copies
Voltairine De Cleyre 2 copies
William Godwin 2 copies
Lucy Parsons 2 copies
Great Anarchists 5, Oscar Wilde 2 copies
Anarchism and Non-Domination 2 copies
Pierre-joseph Proudhon 2 copies
Max Stirner 2 copies
Oscar Wilde 2 copies
Louise Michel 2 copies
Michael Bakunin 2 copies
Peter Kropotkin 1 copy
When Kropotkin Met Lenin 1 copy
Utopianism and Prefiguration 1 copy
Associated Works
D. I. Y. Culture 10: The Anarchist Revolition - Then and Now — Contributor, some editions — 1 copy
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Ruth Kinna has focussed, therefore, on these authors. There are some significant points that most people forget and which she points out:
1. Most anarchists are doomed to failure or do not fully achieve their ends
2. Anarchism does not equate with violence.
While she has done an excellent job in analyzing people like Tolstoy or Kropotin she has not paid enough attention to modern anarchists. Political and social contexts have changed since the 19th century, and the world is an interconnected place. There are anarchists everywhere.
She ought to write a follow-up book that brings anarchic thought into the current context.… (more)