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A collection of sixteen essays by John Zerzan critically examining the foundations and trajectory of civilization from a primitivist anarchist perspective.
English
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About the Book
In A People’s History of Civilization, John Zerzan analyzes the history of civilization through sixteen essays covering a wide range of topics—from the emergence of patriarchy and the structure of early cities to industrialization, modernity, and cultural resistance. Zerzan’s critique is rooted in anarcho-primitivism and challenges core concepts such as domestication, symbolic culture, and time. The book offers a perspective on the systemic crises of civilization and explores possibilities for alternative forms of social organization inspired by pre-agrarian life.
Paperback, 14.0 x
22.3
cm, 0.45 kg, 320 pages, English
ISBN: 978-1627310598
About the Author
John Zerzan is an American anarchist and primitivist writer based in Eugene, Oregon. His work critiques the foundations of industrial and symbolic civilization. Zerzan is the author of several books and essays, co-editor of Black and Green Review, and host of the Anarchy Radio program.
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Publisher / Manufacturer:
Feral House
Country of origin:
USA
Website:
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