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As a Social Ecologist still rooted in spaces limited by 'Left' tradition, it has never felt more important to me that all self-described 'revolutionaries' wrestle with Murray Bookchin's ideas. His challenge for those pursuing freedom--to expand their critique into social domination and hierarchy more broadly--carries insights for humanity's future that are too crucial to ignore. These essays serve as an amazing introduction to Bookchin's ideas, and speak to the challenges of this moment. --Z, cofounder of Black Socialists in America Bookchin is capable of penetrating, finely indignant historical analysis. Another stimulating collection. --In These Times

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Murray Bookchin (1921-2006) was a leading voice in the ecology, anarchist, and communalist movements for more than fifty years. His groundbreaking essay ""Ecology and Revolutionary Thought"" (1964) was one of the first to assert that capitalism's grow-or-die ethos was on a dangerous collision course with the natural world that would include the devastation of the planet by global warming. Bookchin is the author of The Ecology of Freedom, among two dozen other books. He was born in New York, NY. Dan Chodorkoff is a writer and educator who cofounded The Institute for Social Ecology with Murray Bookchin. He received his PhD in cultural anthropology from the New School for Social Research, and he is the author of numerous books, including The Anthropology of Utopia: Essays on Social Ecology and Community Development and the 2022 novel Sugaring Down. He received a Wenner-Gren Foundation Grant for anthropological research, and in 2015 was awarded the Goddard College Presidential Award for Activism.

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