Description
Book SynopsisTrade Review"Springer urges the reader to address all aspects of modern life with a critical faculty that can draw out radical potentials for universal freedom and equality."—Earth First!
"Anyone who wants evidence that anarchist geography is alive and well today need only read this book."—Fifth Estate
"Springer’s book might therefore represent a coming of age for anarchist geography."—The AAG Review of Books
"It is Springer’s enlightened capacity to identify various interpretations of spatial realities that move this anarchist modality from an alternative view to front and centre. Springer has given us much food for thought about an approach in deconstructing the status quo. Optimism thrives in his words, and seeks to inspire a new generation of geographers."—The Canadian Geographer
"Inclusive, creative and vibrant."—Geopolitics
"The Anarchist Roots of Geography provides many compelling insights."—Marx and Philosophy Review of Books
"This book is an important intervention into current theoretical discussions around the importance of anarchism within academia and life, and in challenging dominant conceptions of public and private space."—Trespass
Table of ContentsContents
Introduction. Becoming Beautiful: To Make the Colossus Tremble
1. A Brief Genealogy of Anarchist Geographies
2. What Geography Still Ought to Be
3. Returning to Geography’s Radical Roots
4. Emancipatory Space
5. Integral Anarchism
6. The Anarchist Horizon
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
