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Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction: How New Anarchism Changed the World (of Opposition) after Seattle and Gave Birth to Post-Anarchism
References
Part 1: When Anarchism Met Post-Structuralism
1. Post-Structuralism and the Epistemological Basis of Anarchism[18]
Ontological Justifications for Anarchism
Origins of an Epistemological Defence of Anarchism
The Nineteenth-Century Attack on Representation
Nietzsche, Genealogy and the Problem of Language
Post-Atructuralism and the Critique of Enlightenment Epistemology
Representation, Language and Truth
Epistemological Relativism and the Critique of Power
Post-Structuralism, the State and Anarchist Theory
The Epistemological Basis of Anarchism
The Empirical Assertion of Anarchy
The Normative Defence of Anarchism
Anarchism and Non-Reflexive Individualism
Conclusion
References
2. Is Post-Structuralist Political Theory Anarchist?[19]
References
3. Post-Anarchism and Radical Politics Today
Critique of Marxism
Contemporary Debates
Rancière and the Anarchism of Equality
Post-Anarchism
Conclusion
References
4. Post-Anarchism Anarchy
Part 2: Post-Anarchism Hits the Streets
5. Empowering Anarchy: Power, Hegemony and Anarchist Strategy[49]
Prologue: Anarch-y/-ists/-ism
Anarchists, Hegemony and Power
Anarchism, Parts 1 and 2
1. No Power for No-One!
2. Multi-Sited Power, and Power among Anarchists
Whither Anarchism?
Oppressive Anarchists
Open Anarchism – Open, Yes, but Going Where?
From Open Anarchism to Post-Structuralist Anarchism
Post-Structuralist Anarchism, Power and Identity
Post-Structuralist Anarchism as Non-Political Non-Politics?
Back to the Real World: Anarchist Practice, Heterotopia and Counter-Hegemony
Epilogue: Anarchists, Modest and Uncertain – but Still Counter-Hegemonic?
References
6. Hegemony, Affinity and the Newest Social Movements: At the End of the 00s
Preface
Introduction
Hegemony and the New Social Movements
Hegemony Deconstructed: Laclau and Mouffe
The Political Logic of the Newest Social Movements
Politics of Demand vs. Politics of the Act
Hardt and Negri: The Multitude Within Empire
‘Utopian’ Socialism and the Logic of Affinity
Conclusion
References
7. The Constellation of Opposition
Introduction: The Constellation of N30
The Disintegration of Hegemony
The Emergence of Opposition
Conclusion: The Constellation of Opposition and the Twenty-First Century
References
8. Acracy_Reloaded@post1968/1989: Reflections on Postmodern Revolutions[98]
Post ’68–’89 Worlds and Galaxies
Lines of Flight and Excesses
Anarchy Reloaded
References
Part 3: Classical Anarchism Reloaded
9. Things to Do with Post-Structuralism in a Life of Anarchy: Relocating the Outpost of Post-Anarchism
Axiom X. Anarchism Is Not a White Movement
Axiom 6. Anarchism Is Not a Movement of Two-Gendered Heterosexual Monogamy
Axiom de. Anarchism Is a Movement toward Decolonization
Axiom a. Anarchy Is Not a Movement of Able-Bodied, Healthy-Minded Folks
Axiom ⌋. Anarchism Is Not a New Type of Marxism
Axiom ⌋+. Anarchy Is Not about the Worker
Axiom //. Anarchism Is Not a Men’s Movement (That’s Capitalism)
Axiom &. Anarchists use language differently
Axiom ∼. Anarchy Is about Cultural Production
Axiom ^. Anarchy Is Not a Protest Movement
Axiom >2. Anarchism Is Not Violent/Non-Violent, Nor Is It Legal/Illegal
Axiom E. Anarchy Is about Events
Axiom undo. Anarchism Is about unlearning
Further Reading
10. Anarchy, Power and Post-Structuralism
Coda
References
11. Post-Anarchism: A Partial Account[112]
References
Part 4: Lines of Flight
12. Buffy the Post-Anarchist Vampire Slayer
‘We’ve Got Important Work Here. A Lot of Filing, Giving Things Names.’
References
13. Sexuality as State Form
An Anarchist Post-Structuralist Framework
Structure and Power: The Continuous and Pluralistic Production of Social Reality
An Anti-Representationalist Ethic
The Value of Difference
Of Ends and Means
Sexual Orientation as State Form
Who Do I Think I Am?
References
14. When Theories Meet: Emma Goldman and ‘Post-Anarchism’
Goldmaniacs and Goldmanologists[130]
Nietzsche’s Dancing Star
The Pink Panther of Classical Anarchism
Beauty in a Thousand Variations
References
15. Reconsidering Post-Structuralism and Anarchism
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References
16. Imperfect Necessity and the Mechanica Continuation of Everyday Life: A Post-Anarchist Politics of Technology
References
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