This volume examines historical and contemporary engagements of
anarchism and literary production. Anarchists have used literary
production to express opposition to values and relations
characterizing advanced capitalist (and socialist) societies while
also expressing key aspects of the alternative values and
institutions proposed within anarchism. Among favoured themes are
anarchist critiques of corporatization, prisons and patriarchal
relations as well as explorations of developing anarchist
perspectives on revolution, ecology, polysexuality and mutual aid.A
key component of anarchist perspectives is the belief that means
and ends must correspond. Thus in anarchist literature as in
anarchist politics, a radical approach to form is as important as
content. Anarchist literature joins other critical approaches to
creative production in attempting to break down divisions between
readers and writer, audience and artist, encouraging all to become
active participants in the creative process. Dr Shantz teaches at
the Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Vancouver, BC.
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