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ma j 0 r rep res en tat i v e fig u res 0 f each a narchis t type.
Thus only Kropotkinwas dealt wi·th here. However, Leo
Tolstoy and Paul Goodman could also be classified as
"anarcho-communists." For 8 good summary of Tolstoy's
views see Eltzbacher, pp. 149-81. Also see Paul and
Percival Goodman, Communitas (New York: Vintage,
1960). On the simi larities between Kropotkin and Paul
Goodman see William Merill Downer, "Kropotkin in
America: Paul Goodman'S Adaptation of the Communitarian
Anarchism of Peter Kropotki.n" (Paper presented .at the
1977 Midwest Political Science Convention, April, 1977).
Also in the Kropotkinian tradition is Murray Bookchin.
See his The Limits of the City (New York: Harper,
1974). .
(23)Mikhail 8akunin, "On the Morrow of the Social
Revolution," The Political Philosophy of Batunin, ed.
G.P. Maximoff (New York: Free Press, 1953), p. 410.
( 2 4 ) Jam e s Gu i I I a ume, " 0 n Bu i I ding the New Soc i a I
Order," Bakun in on Anarchy, ed. Sam Dolgoff (New York:
Al fred A. Knopf, 1971), p. 360.
(25)Woodcock, Anarchism, A History, p. 164.
Witness Bakunin's remark that "any persons who, though
robust and of good heal th, do not want to gain their
livelihood by working shall have the right to starve
themselves to death. ""On the Morrow of the Social
Revolution," p. 412.
(26)According to Bakunin, the collectives will form
themselves into federations, the federations into regions,
the regions into nations and, ultimately, the nat
ions into what he terms an "international fraternal
association." See Bakunin, "Stateless Socialism:
Anarchism," p. 298.
(27)Guillaume, p. 366.
(28)lbid., p. 368.
(29)lt should be pointed out that the anarchosyndicalist,
Rudolph Rocker, explicitly repudiates Sorel
and maintains that Sorel neither "belonged to the movement,
nor had ••• any appreciable influence on its internal
development." See Rudolf Rocker, "Anarchism and
Anarc h 0 - 5 Yn d i c a lis m," a p pen d i x toPa u I E I t z bacher,
Anarchism (New York: Chips, n.d.), p. 250 •.
( 30 ) Ge 0 r g e SoreI, Ref 1 e c t ions 0 n Vi olence (N ew
York: Doubleday, 1941), p. 294.
(31 )See Mul ford Sibley, Political Ideas and
Ideologies (New York: Harper and Row, 1970), p. 547.
(32)Rocker, pp. 253-55.
(33)Emma Goldman, "Syndicalism," Liberty and the
Grea t Lib e r tar ians, e d. C h a r I e sSp r a din g ( New Yo r k :
Arno Press, 1972), p. 507. Also see the quotation of
H ins in Rocke r, p. 247.
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