Table of Contents

SECTION ONE: THEORY 1. Anarchism from Foucault to Rancière 2. Anarchism, Postmodernity, and Poststructuralism 3. Two Undecidable Questions for Thinking in Which Anything Goes 4. The Problem with Infoshops and Insurrection: U.S. Anarchism, Movement Building, and the Racial Order 5. Addressing Violence against Women: Alternatives to State-based Law and Punishment 6. The Flow of Experiencing in Anarchic Economies SECTION TWO: METHODOLOGIES 7. Against Method, Against Authority . . . For Anarchy 8. Toward a Relational Ethics of Struggle: Embodiment, Affinity, and Affect 9. Being There: Thoughts on Anarchism and Participatory Observation 10. Anarchism, Academia, and the Avant Garde 11. Dis-Abling Capitalism and an Anarchism of ‘Radical Equality’ in Resistance to Ideologies of Normalcy SECTION THREE: PEDAGOGY 12. Anarchic Epimetheanism: The Pedagogy of Ivan Illich 13. Thoughts on Anarchist Pedagogy and Epistemology 14. Accessible Artifact for Community Discussion About Anarchy and Education 15. Anarchist Theory as Radical Critique: Challenging Hierarchies and Domination in the Social and "Hard" Sciences 16. Infrapolitics and the Nomadic Educational Machine 17. Anarchism, Education, and the Road to Peace SECTION FOUR: PRAXIS 18. As Beautiful as a Brick through a Bank Window: Anarchism, the Academy, and Resisting Domestication 19. Rethinking Revolution: Total Liberation, Alliance Politics, and a Prolegomena to Resistance Movements in the 21^st Century 20. Anarchy: Foundations in Faith 21. Anarchism, or the Cultural Logic of Networking 22. Anarchy Girl Style Now: Riot Grrrl Actions and Practices 23. Free As a Bird: Natural Anarchism in Action SECTION FIVE: THE FUTURE 24. Dark Tidings: Anarchist Politics in the Age of Collapse 25. Personal Identities and Collective Visions: Reflections on Identity, Community, and Difference 26. Anarchism: Past, Present, and Utopia 27. Anarchism and Utopia 28. Anarchy, Utopia, and the State of Things to Come