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The Conquest of Bread [London1913] P Kropotkin Books

Evolution based on mutual aid, instead of competition. We don’t teach that much, but this is the perspective given here. Kropotkin illustrates his ideal “communist” society as one of man helping man, for everyone’s benefit. It’s quite lovely. Read it.

Product details Paperback 328 pages Publisher Leopold Classic Library (November 8, 2016) Language English ASIN B01MXE0FNV

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The Conquest of Bread [London1913] P Kropotkin Books Reviews

Fascinating analysis given when it was written. Particularly relevant today; autonomous collectives offer a better option for humanity than exploitation and alienation.
The text is really small and it seems like the print job on this wasn't great. That being said, this is a classic book in anarchist thinking and it should be read by anyone attempting to understand early anarchist thought before diving into the more modern anarchist thinkers like Bookchin or Chomsky.
I've finally gotten around to reading this after years of putting it off. I guess I've become one of those "idlers" Kropotkin spoke of. This book was certainly enlightening, and I would consider myself already a subscriber to anarchist ideology. I've previously read Bakunin, Malatesta, and Goldman, now I can say I've read the Prince. Would highly recommend to anyone who has a basic understanding of socialism, and/or comes from the left. For those that don't I would recommend starting with "Markets, Not Capitalism" put out by Center For a Stateless Society (C4SS) to get a better grasp and shed some light on the pro-capitalist propaganda we've all been raised with and had reinforced into us by society. Cheers!
Well, technically it is an anarchist-communist classic, as Peter (Petr) Kropotkin is considered an ideological founder of communist anarchism. But I find this work a bit dry, perhaps outdated. Some of his other books, essays and articles are more interesting, shorter and still very relevant...but this one is free (public domain), thanks 😉
Kropotkin made some very excellent observations in his criticism of the state and capitalism and ordered an excellent point for organizing society into a stateless, classless civilization. My only issue was that there were a few typos so I brought another publication of the book for a few dollars more from another seller. For the price though, it is a good book. I would definitely recommend fixing the typos. If not for that, I would have given it 5 stars.
Great book Send it to all your Republican friends. Liberals I'm is not enough. Our whole scarcity mentality is what keeps us rats running on the wheel. His confidence that rich people will not mind sharing their big houses is dumb but there at is right on the money.
Don't call yourself an anarchist Marxist or far left libertarian until you read this. Great read for anyone into political science.
Evolution based on mutual aid, instead of competition. We don’t teach that much, but this is the perspective given here. Kropotkin illustrates his ideal “communist” society as one of man helping man, for everyone’s benefit. It’s quite lovely. Read it.