The Luso-anarchist reader : the origins of anarchism in Portugal and Brazil /

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Imprint:Charlotte, NC : IAP, Information Age Publishing, Inc., [2017]
Description:1 online resource (xv, 164 pages)
Language:English
Series:Critical constructions: studies on education and society
Critical constructions.
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Format: E-Resource Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11408609
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Other authors / contributors:Góes, Plínio de, Jr., editor.
ISBN:9781681237206
1681237202
9781681237183
1681237180
9781681237190
1681237199
Notes:"Each chapter is comprised of translations of work by anarchists translated by Plínio de Góes, Jr."--Introduction to the reader.
Includes bibliographical references.
Online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on February 23, 2017).
Other form:Print version: Luso-anarchist reader. Charlotte, NC : Information Age Publishing, Inc., 2017 9781681237183
Table of Contents:
  • Introductory essay : renovação: the origins of Luso-anarchism / Plínio de Góes, Jr
  • Words from an anarchist "snob" (1913) / Lima Barreto
  • Manuel capineiro (1915) / Lima Barreto
  • The sower (1921) / Avelino Fóscolo
  • Alms (1905) / Avelino Fóscolo
  • Syndicalism in Portugal (1931) / Manuel Joaquim de Sousa
  • The anarchist conception of syndicalism (1923) / Neno Vasco
  • Povero vecchio! (1902) / Neno Vasco
  • The parasites (1935) / Neno Vasco
  • Love each other ... and don't breed (1932) : intelligence has a gender / Maria Lacerda de Moura
  • Sons of the poor (1905) / Ângelo Jorge
  • God (1905) / Ângelo Jorge
  • The factory (1909) / Ângelo Jorge
  • Liberty and life (1905) / Ângelo Jorge
  • Sexual love (1909) / Ângelo Jorge
  • The inevitability of anarchy (1905) / Ângelo Jorge
  • The authoritarian formula (1909) / Agelo Jorge
  • Four years of exile (1931) / Mário Castelhano
  • Letter from Varella (1927) / José Maria Fernandes Varella
  • Letter from Varella (1927) / José Maria Fernandes Varella /
  • Concluding remarks : a living tradition.