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John Moore poet - professor - primitivist
The best of the present culture - a culture in the pathological sense only - points beyond itself toward the recovery of primate lifeways. This sequence of speculative and analytical essays constitutes a body of visionary insights -- uncovering beyond ideology a field of infinite potentialities. Anarchy and Ecstasy examines vital issues on the interface between 'fact' and 'fiction', history and myth, and proposes the development of a culture of anarchy: a culture aware of its roots in a genuinely halcyon society -- and confident of its future in a renewed earthly paradise. "If you're only going to read one anarchist tract this year then you should choose this pamphlet" -- Edinburgh Review "... attempts to move anarchist thinking beyond the confines of strictly strategic or historical matters, into areas that are usually monopolized by religion, spiritualists, matriarchists, and other sorts of figures usually spurned by anarchists" -- Bulletin of Anarchist Research "Anarchy and Ecstasy rushed into my brain like the North Wind" -- Peter Werbe, Fifth Estate
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