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An edition of Az anarchizmus elmélete és magyarországi története (1994)

Anarchism in Hungary

Theory, History, Legacies

by András Bozóki and Miklós Sükösd

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An edition of Az anarchizmus elmélete és magyarországi története (1994)

Anarchism in Hungary

Theory, History, Legacies

by András Bozóki and Miklós Sükösd

Anarchism in Hungary? One looks in vain for mention of Hungarians in the histories of anarchism by George Woodcock, Daniel Guerin, Marshall Shatz, or Peter Marshall. During the heyday of anarchism, which may be dated from Mikhail Bakunin's activities in Italy in the 1860s to the Spanish revolution and civil war of 1936–1939, the centers of the anarchist movement were in Latin Europe. This may have been because of small production units, lingering guild traditions, or even the lack of an experience of Reformation, which gave special effect to anticlerical and atheist propaganda. Despite his early enthusiasm for German philosophy, Bakunin the anarchist came to consider it natural that Latin Europe should be the most fertile field for anarchist propaganda. The Latin (and Slavic) peoples were lovers of freedom, as opposed to the Teutonic passion for regimentation, metaphysics, and…

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2006

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Social Science Monographs, Distributed by Columbia University Press

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English

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364

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Table of Contents

PART ONE:. ANARCHIST SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY

1. Types of Anarchism: an Analytical Framework

1.1. Individualism versus Collectivism

1.2. Moral versus Political Ways to Social Revolution

1.3. Religion versus Antireligion

1.4. Violence versus Nonviolence

1.5. Rationalism versus Romanticism

2. The Essential Features of Anarchism

2.1. Power: Social versus Political Order

2.2. From Anthropological Optimism to Revolution

2.4. Anarchist Mentality

3. Critiques of Anarchism

3.1. How Could Institutions of Just Rule Exist?

3.2. The Problem of Coercion

3.3. An Anarchist Economy?

3.4. How to Deal with Antisocial Behavior?

3.5. State and Nation

3.6. All States Are Bad: Democracy Equals Dictatorship?

4. Locating Anarchism among Political Ideologies

4.1. Challenges to Anarchism

4.2. Anarchism versus Other Ideologies

PART TWO:. THE HISTORY OF ANARCHISM IN HUNGARY

1. The Social Basis of Anarchism

1.3. Intelligentsia

1.4. Aristocrats

2. Radical Socialism and Anarchism (1881–1884)

2.1. Radicalism in the Austro-Hungarian Labor Movement

2.2. Sympathy with Anarchism: The Radical Worker’s Party

2.3. The Fall of the Radical Opposition

3. Agrarian Socialism and Ideal Anarchism (1894–1916)

3.1. The Agrarian Movement: Socialism and Messianism

3.2. István Várkonyi and the Independent Social Democratic Movement

3.3. Jenő Henrik Schmitt: A Path to Ideal Anarchism

3.4. Ideal Anarchism

3.5. Schmitt and the Independent Socialist Party

3.6. Schmitt and the Gödölő Artists’ Colony

4. Anarchism and Syndicalism (1904–1914)

4.1. Syndicalism in the International Labor Movement

4.2. Ervin Batthyány: From Communist Anarchism to Anarcho-Syndicalism

4.3. “Comrade Count Batthyány”

4.4. The Budapest Group of Revolutionary Socialists

4.5. Ervin Szabó and the Attempt to Establish a Syndicalist Movement

5. Artistic and Political Avant-Gardism (1908–1919)

5.1. Lajos Kassák and Anarchism

5.2. The “Conductor of Mystery”: Emil Szittya

5.3. The Moralist Revolutionaries

6. Anarchism during the Period of the Soviet Republic (1919)

6.1. Anarchism versus Bolshevism: The Soviet Example

6.2. Critical, Revolutionary and Cultural Opposition

7. Anarchism in Hungary: A Structural Explanation

7.1. Nonpolitical Politics

7.2. Four Waves of Anarchism

PART THREE:. ANARCHIST IDEAS AND INITIATIVES: LEGACIES AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES

1. Unfinished Past

1.1. Anarchist Influences in Hungary 1919–1946

1.2. Anarchism under “Real Existing Socialism” (1970s–1980s)

1.3. The Revival of Anarchist Organization in the Post-Communist Transition (1988–1993)

1.4. “The Joyful Aesthetic of Opposition”: The Anarchista Újság (1991–93)

2. Anarchy with Democracy? Hungarian Attempts at Theoretical Synthesis

2.1. Anarchism and the Liberal Socialism of Oszkár Jászi

2.2. Anarchy and “An-archy”: István Bibó and the Society without Rule

3. Anarchism and Social Movements

3.1. Anarchism and the Anarchist Mentality

3.2. Postmodern Philosophy and the Anarchist Worldview

3.3. Feminism and the Anarchist Mentality

3.4. The Anarchist Mentality of the Green Movement

3.5. Municipalism and the Anarchist Legacy

3.6. The Post-Industrial Turn, Post-Materialist Value Change and the New Social Movements

CONCLUSIONS: ANARCHO-DEMOCRATS AND SOCIAL CHANGE

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 305-345) and index.

Translation of: Az anarchizmus elmélete és magyarországi története.

Published in: Boulder, USA, New York, USA
Series: CHSP Hungarian Studies Series, 7; East European Monographs, 670
Translation Of: Az anarchizmus elmélete és magyarországi története
Translated From: Hungarian

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Library of Congress: HX892.5 .B6913 2005

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Translator: Alan Renwick

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Format: Hardcover
Pagination: ix, 364p.
Number of pages: 364
Dimensions: 22.2 x 14.6 x 3.2 centimeters

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