Anarchy and Art Michael Wyness

Anarchy and Art Michael WynessWhy do we obey? How have poets and writers responded to this question? This book investigates the relationship between Euro American literature and the history of the anarchist movement and culture, from the late 18th to the first half of the 20th century. Adopting a comparative perspective, it examines how the political question of obedienceand its refusalbecame integrated into literary discourse.

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