Anarchism and Other Essays

Emma Goldman, a prominent Lithuanian-born anarchist, made significant contributions to revolutionary thought through her writings and lectures. Her periodical, Mother Earth, published from 1906 to 1917, served as a platform for her radical ideas. In "Anarchism and Other Essays," she explores diverse topics, including women's oppression, the dangers of nationalism, and critiques of the Puritan moral framework. Goldman's work remains influential in discussions of social justice and political theory.