Anarchy & Thirteen Monographs (English Version)

• Author: Dhiman Dasgupta

• Pages: 152

• Language: English

• Cover: Paperback

• Publisher: Liber Fieri Books India

• ISBN: 9789393629036

About the Book

• For years, civil society has feared the word "anarchy." People are terrified of the textbook meanings associated with it and carefully avoid it to keep life dilemma-free.

• The spatial energy of a national-state guides the emotions of people and creates emotional quotients that become the origin point of nationalism.

• The irony is that not once do people question the emotional feeling using which state institutions justify the abhorrent custom of people killing other people.

• Not once do they try to understand why the concept of anarchy budded in Ancient Greece, and why the ancient anarchists never caused a single mayhem.

• The reason might be the absolute fear that it would make them ask the dreaded question: Is anarchy necessary?

• After decades of contemplation and reflection, author and philosopher Dhiman Dasgupta concluded that anarchy is not only necessary but desired over the politically established order.

• In this book, he goes beyond the pre-established concept and dives deeper to explain the truth.

• Through the monographs, he explains anarchism and demonstrates why exactly anarchy is necessary.