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Anarchism & Other Essays , published in 1911, is the work of feminist anarchist Emma Goldman. Anarchism is a political philosophy which believes that government, or a governing body is unnecessary. Goldman discusses this philosophy and also its relationship to the fight for the emancipation of women and the state of marriage

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Biographic sketch.--Preface.--Anarchism: what it really stands for.--Minorities versus majorities.--The psychology of political violence.--Prisons: a social crime and failure.--Patriotism: a menace to liberty.--Francisco Ferrer and the modern school.--The hypocrisy of Puritanism.--The traffic in women.--Woman suffrage.--The tragedy of woman's emancipation.--Marriage and love.--The drama: a powerful disseminator of radical thought. ; Mode of access: Internet.