Anarchism and Other Essays

Emma Goldman, a prominent Lithuanian-born revolutionary, made significant contributions to anarchist thought through her writings and lectures. Her periodical, Mother Earth, which she edited from 1906 to 1917, served as a platform for her radical ideas. In "Anarchism and Other Essays," Goldman explores various critical topics, including women's oppression, the perils of nationalism, and the impact of the Puritan ethos, offering a profound critique of societal norms and advocating for individual freedom and social justice.