Anarchism

What It Really Stands For

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Written by: Emma Goldman

Narrated by: Jason Michael Mann

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Emma Goldman’s most lucid statement of anarchist thought, Anarchism: What It Really Stands For, tears down the myths that equate anarchism with chaos to reveal a humane, life-affirming vision rooted in individual liberty and voluntary cooperation. With lyrical force and unsparing logic, Goldman indicts the three dominions over human life—religion over the mind, property over needs, and the state over conduct—showing how they smother creativity, solidarity, and joy. She challenges the superstition of politics, dismantles claims about “human nature,” reframes crime as misdirected energy, and makes the case for direct action and free association as the seeds of real social harmony. Narrated by Jason Michael Mann with clarity and conviction, this performance captures both the fire and reason of Goldman’s prose, making a classic text feel urgently contemporary. For listeners curious about political philosophy, movement history, or new ways of imagining work, community, and freedom, this is a bracing, inspirational primer on what anarchism is—and what it is not.

Emma GoldmanJason Michael MannAnthony Pica Productions, LLCPolitics & Social SciencesLength: 36 minsRelease Date: 20-10-26Unabridged AudiobookLanguage: English

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