*** Dedication

* Introductions

** Introduction to the First Edition

** Introduction to the Second Edition

** Introduction to the Third Edition

* Post-Scarcity Anarchism

** Post-Scarcity Anarchism

*** Preconditions And Possibilities

*** The Redemptive Dialectic

*** Spontaneity and Utopia

*** Prospect

** Ecology and Revolutionary Thought

*** The Critical Nature of Ecology

*** Diversity and Simplicity

*** The Reconstructive Nature of Ecology

** Towards a Liberatory Technology

*** Technology and Freedom

*** The Potentialities of Modern Technology

*** The New Technology and the Human Scale

*** The Ecological Use of Technology

*** Technology for Life

** The Forms of Freedom

*** The Mediation of Social Relations

*** Assembly and Community

*** From “Here” to “There”

* Listen, Marxist!

** Listen, Marxist!

*** The Historical Limits of Marxism

*** The Myth of the Proletariat

*** The Myth of the Party

*** The Two Traditions

** A Note on Affinity Groups

** A Discussion on “Listen, Marxist!”

* The May–June Events in France

** 1. France: A Movement for Life

*** The Quality of Everyday Life

*** The Spontaneous Majority Movement

*** Authority and Hierarchy

*** The Dialectic of Modern Revolution

** 2. Excerpts from a Letter

*** The Making of a Revolution: What Happened... What Could Have Happened...

** Desire and Need

*** Marat/Sade

*** Desire and Need Polarized

*** The Self: Myth and Reality

*** The Disintegrating Self

*** Desire and Revolution