ivi, pp. 27-28; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 63
Lavori
Post-Scarcity Anarchism
Murray BookchinMurray Bookchin frasi celebri
Origine: L'ecologia della libertà, p. 22; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 50
introduzione, p. 10; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 73
Post-Scarcity Anarchism
Origine: L'ecologia della libertà, pp. 26-27; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 73
Origine: L'ecologia della libertà, p. 78; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 85
Origine: L'ecologia della libertà, p. 357; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 99
Frasi sull'et di Murray Bookchin
Origine: L'ecologia della libertà, p. 533; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 95
introduzione, p. 15; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 82
Post-Scarcity Anarchism
L'anarchismo nell'età dell'abbondanza, p. 24; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 90
Post-Scarcity Anarchism
The Limits of the City, 1974), traduzione di Mila Leva e Alberto Friedemann, Feltrinelli, Milano, p. 150; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 113
Utopianism and Futurism, 1979), traduzione di Michele Buzzi, Volontà, n. 3, 1981, p. 76
tit. orig. Marxism as Bourgeois Sociology, "Comment", vol. 1, n. 2, febbraio 1979)
Frasi sulla natura di Murray Bookchin
Towards a Liberatory Technology, 1965), p. 87; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 101
Post-Scarcity Anarchism
On Spontaneity and Organization, Anarchos, n. 4, 1972), Torino, Edizioni del Centro Documentazione Anarchica, 1977, p. 28; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 61
da L'armonia perduta, A – Rivista Anarchica, n. 121, agosto/settembre 1984, p. 12; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 135
Thinking Ecologically, 1986), traduzione di Michele Buzzi, in L'idea dell'ecologia sociale. Saggi sul naturalismo dialettico, Ila Palma, Palermo, 1996, p. 88; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 79
Origine: Per una società ecologica, p. 99; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 34
Origine: Per una società ecologica, pp. 99-100; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 48
Murray Bookchin Frasi e Citazioni
Origine: L'ecologia della libertà, p. 504; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 121
Ecology and Revolutionary Thought, 1964), p. 42; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 51
Post-Scarcity Anarchism
Ecologia e pensiero rivoluzionario, p. 45; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 45
Post-Scarcity Anarchism
Listen, Marxist!, 1969), pp. 124-125; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 137
Post-Scarcity Anarchism
Ascolta, marxista!, p. 137; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 139
Post-Scarcity Anarchism
Origine: Post-Scarcity Anarchism, pp. 326 sg.; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 90
da Il futuro del movimento anzi-nucleare, Volontà, n. 3, luglio/settembre 1980, p. 72; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 116
... ] consiste precisamente nella lotta con lo stato. La tensione tra le confederazioni municipali e lo stato deve essere chiara e senza compromessi. Dato che queste confederazioni esisteranno prima di tutto in opposizione all'entità statale, esse non potranno compromettersi con lo stato, o con elezioni provinciali o nazionali, e ancor meno potranno essere organizzate mediante questi mezzi. Il municipalismo libertario viene plasmato dalla sua lotta con lo stato, viene rafforzato dalla sua lotta e in ultimo definito da questa lotta. (da Municipalismo libertario. La Mia Proposta (Libertarian Municipalism: An Overview, introduzione a Readings in Libertarian Municipalism, Burlington, Social Ecology Project, 1991; pubblicato con un'aggiunta in "Green Perspective", n. 24, ottobre 1991), A – Rivista Anarchica, n. 187, dicembre 1991/gennaio 1992, p. 19 ; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 111)
What Is Communalism?, 1994), traduzione di Guido Lagomarsino, Volontà, n. 4, 1994, pp. 40-41; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 105
da Aa. Vv., Defending the Earth, A debate between Murray Bookchin and Dave Foreman, Black Rose Books, Montreal/New York, 1991, pp. 101-102
Origine: Citato in Ermanno Castanò, Ecologia e potere. Un saggio su Murray Bookchin, p. 114, Mimesis, Milano, 2011. ISBN 88-57-50501-4
Origine: Per una società ecologica, pp. 18-19; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 82
Origine: Per una società ecologica, p. 199; citato in Varengo 2007, p. 123
Murray Bookchin: Frasi in inglese
In this clip, Murray Bookchin is speaking to a crowd of anarcho-capitalists and other libertarians at a Libertarian Party Conference. Karl Hess is sitting next to Bookchin at the table.
Anarchism in America http://alexpeak.com/art/films/aia/ (15 January 1983)
Contesto: The basic problem I really have is that whenever I meet leftists in the socialist and Marxist movements, I'm called a petit-bourgeois individualist. [audience laughs] I'm supposed to shrink after this— Usually I'm called petit-bourgeois individualist by students, and by academicians, who’ve never done a days work life [sic] in their entire biography, whereas I have spent years in factories and the trade unions, in foundries and auto plants. So after I have to swallow the word petit-bourgeois, I don't mind the word individualist at all!I believe in individual freedom; that's my primary and complete commitment—individual liberty. That’s what it's all about. And that's what socialism was supposed to be about, or anarchism was supposed to be about, and tragically has been betrayed.And when I normally encounter my so-called colleagues on the left—socialists, Marxists, communists—they tell me that, after the revolution, they're gonna shoot me. [audience laughs, Murray nods] That is said with unusual consistency. They're gonna stand me and Karl up against the wall and get rid of us real fast; I feel much safer in your company. [audience laughs and applauds]
Anarchism in America http://alexpeak.com/art/films/aia/ (15 January 1983)
Contesto: Almost anyone, I suppose, can call himself or herself an anarchist, if he or she believed that the society could be managed without the state. And by the state—I don't mean the absence of any institutions, the absence of any form of social organisation—the state really refers to a professional apparatus of people who are set aside to manage society, to preëmpt the control of society from the people. So that would include the military, judges, politicians, representatives who are paid for the express purpose of legislating, and then an executive body that is also set aside from society. So anarchists generally believe that, whether as groups or individuals, people should directly run society.
"The Meaning of Confederalism," Green Perspectives, no. 20 (1990).
Ecology and Revolutionary Thought (1965).
Anarchism in America http://alexpeak.com/art/films/aia/ (15 January 1983)
The Ecology of Freedom (1982)
"Listen, Marxist!" (May 1969); also available in Post Scarcity Anarchism (1971).
Listen, Marxist!
Listen, Marxist!
Post-Scarcity Anarchism (1971), introduction to the First Edition (p. vii of the third edition, 2004)
Remaking Society (1990).
Page 26 of the 1991 reprint
The Ecology of Freedom (1982)
Toward an Ecological Society (1980).
“If we do not do the impossible, we shall be faced with the unthinkable.”
Page 107 of the 2005 reprint.
The Ecology of Freedom (1982)
Listen, Marxist!
“Directed by Steven Fischler and Joel Sucher.”
Anarchism in America http://alexpeak.com/art/films/aia/ (15 January 1983)
“Reason Interview: Murray Bookchin: A controversial anarchist talks about government, the Libertarian Party, Ayn Rand, and the evolution of his own ideas” http://reason.com/archives/1979/10/01/interview-with-murray-bookchin/1, Leslee J. Newman, Reason magazine, (October 1979) pp. 34-39.