BG09: Anything Can Happen by Fredy Perlman
Few have been as influential on the direction of radical, anarchist, and, particularly, anti-civilization thought than Fredy Perlman. This collection of essays (originally printed by Phoenix Press in 1992) contains Fredy’s essential essays that only seem to gain relevance in time. As nationalism and xenophobia flare, few grasped them better than Fredy. These essays, originally printed between 1968-1984, cover Fredy’s Situationist-inspired awakenings through his growing ecological awareness and fiery condemnation of civilization.
Introduction by Kevin Tucker.
168 pages, printed on recycled paper.
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