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Que peut apporter l’anarchisme au féminisme ? Le féminisme à l’anarchisme ? En posant cette double interrogation, le féminisme libertaire dévoile les angles morts de ces mouvements et permet d’approfondir leurs questionnements. Clairement distinct d’une acception purement libertarienne, il affirme l’existence de systèmes d’oppression et, en réponse, la possibilité d’une capacité auto-émancipatrice.Véritable enquête philosophique que l’autrice confronte à des éléments historiques, cet ouvrage invite à penser une société radicalement féministe et anti-capitaliste, sans intervention de l’État et à la liberté individuelle étendue. Pour utopique qu’il paraisse, le féminisme libertaire peut nourrir les réflexions actuelles et infuser notre monde.

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Anarchafeminism.

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"Anarchist collectives and associations have a long and robust history of independent publications and journals. Letterpress Revolution explores the radical print history of anarchism in the US and England from the late-19th century to the present to show how anarchist print culture has thrived through a combination of media technology, epistolary relations, and radical scholarship. Kathy Ferguson tells the story of anarchist presses, often located centrally in the homes, offices, and community centers of anarchist movement and run by everyone from professional union printers laboring in their off hours to lay artists and craftspeople learning new skills. These presses created what Ferguson calls a "fugitive public" that produced anarchist knowledge outside of formal educational institutions. Although anarchists are politically committed to dispersed and independent collectives, Ferguson argues that anarchist print culture has created an assemblage of dynamic and entangled networks that brings the movement together. Finally, Ferguson considers contemporary letterpress printers and other anarchist formations around material and intersectional politics that continue today-including Food Not Bombs, Protect Maunakea ʻOhana, and the feminist bookstore movement-which, she argues, strengthens anarchist theory by incorporating thing power and a critical analysis of anti-Blackness into anarchist politics"--

Anarchism --- Press, Anarchist --- Radicalism and the press. --- Anarchafeminism. --- Women's bookstores. --- History --- United States. --- England. --- Radicalism and the press --- Anarchafeminism --- Women's bookstores

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Law --- Droit --- Equality --- Égalité (Sociologie) --- Civil rights --- Droits de l'homme --- Citizenship --- Citoyenneté --- Philosophy --- Philosophie --- Michel, Louise, --- Pensée politique et sociale --- Sociological jurisprudence --- Sociologie juridique --- Anarchafeminism --- Anarcha-féminisme --- Feminism --- Féminisme