The Stifled Soul of Humankind

The Stifled Soul of Humankind - Paperback

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The Stifled Soul of Humankind - Paperback

The Stifled Soul of Humankind - Paperback

by Paul Cudenec
$17.53
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by Paul Cudenec (Author)

In this, his third book, Paul Cudenec depicts a humanity dispossessed, a society in which freedom, autonomy, creativity, culture, and the spirit of collective solidarity have been deliberately suffocated by a ruthlessly violent and exploitative elite hiding behind the masks of Authority, Property, Law, Progress and God. But he also identifies an underground current of heresy and resistance which resurfaces at key moments in history and which, he argues, has the primal strength to sweep away the prison walls of our diseased civilization and carry us forward to a future of vitality and renewal.

Number of Pages: 162
Dimensions: 0.35 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: June 04, 2014
ISBN9780957656628
Author Paul Cudenec
PublisherWinter Oak Press
GenreHobbies & interests and History
FormatPaperback
PublishedJune 2014
LanguageENG- English
Pages162
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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The Fakir of Florence is the first novel from Paul Cudenec, who is already known for non-fiction titles such as "Forms of Freedom" and "The Stifled Soul of Humankind". His 2013 work "The Anarchist Revelation: Being What We're Meant to Be" is described by John Zerzan in "Why Hope? The Stand Against Civilization" as "the least pessimistic book I can recall reading... It brings anarchist resistance and the spirit together in a very wide-ranging and powerful contribution". A review by anarchist writer Gabriel Kuhn adds: "The book attempts no less than equipping contemporary anarchism with a footing that is often neglected: the transformation not only of society's structures but also of people's souls".

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