Anarchism

Western theorists and political philosophers have persistently despised anarchy as "chaos" that undermines the "order" produced by Western civilization's long journey to the modern state, and in doing so, Arabs and Muslims have followed them unconsciously and without understanding; they borrow ideas and systems and repeat the same justifications without insight. And although the publication date of this book goes back five decades, it will be a great surprise to the Arab reader who seeks liberation from the shackles of Western political theories and the insistence on the modern state. This book is not an academic critique of Western theories or philosophies, but rather a lively and powerful dialectical blend of theoretical critique and practical applications, which the rich anarchist practice has subjected to continuous review; by reviewing exemplary moments of anarchist models in which the European human being approached instinctively from nature, to an unprecedented degree; after breaking all the shackles of enlightenment and rationalization, in pursuit of reclaiming his humanity. This is a unique book, and the aspect it highlights within its pages; of Western civilization is intensely vibrant and also unique.