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About This Document: In a famous polemical article, Murray Bookchin contrasts social and lifestyle anarchisms and argues that there is an 'unbridgeable chasm' between them. This article traces a parallel debate in British anarchism at the start of the 1960s and explains how Colin Ward sought to endorse elements of both views in developing his nonutopian, pragmatic anarchism. It shows how social and lifestyle anarchist themes find expression in Ward's work more generally, and argues that Ward's work in this way implicitly and persuasively challenges the thesis that they are incompatible (without denying they can be in tension). [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]

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Tags: Anarchist Studies, 2011, Social anarchism, lifestyle anarchism, and the anarchism of Colin Ward, White, Stuart, Feature, Decision making, Lifestyles, Social change

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