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- How to Go From Thinking to Doing
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- Automated System Administration Done Right
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- The Moral Landscape (37)
- How Science Can Determine Human Values
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- The End of Food (12)
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- Anarchism and Its Aspirations (2)
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- Dangerous Woman (2)
- The Graphic Biography of Emma Goldman
- By Alice Walker, Sharon Rudahl
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- A Living Revolution (1)
- Anarchism in the Kibbutz Movement
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Finished in Jan 2010
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A movement overlook or disregarded by many left libertarians, Horrox's A Living Revolution places the Israeli Kibbutz movement firmly in the pages of anarchist history where it belongs. Horrox offers a meticulously researched and well argued presentation of the Kibbutz's relevance to anarchi ... (continue)
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- The Crisis of Islam (18)
- Holy War and Unholy Terror
- By Bernard Lewis
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Finished in Aug 2009
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A highly accessible primer to Islam and its factions in conflict with the West. Lewis, a British-American historian, writes with a sympathetic, yet critical, Western lens on this subject. A good first read for anyone trying to understand this complicated subject.
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- All New Square Foot Gardening (12)
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- By Mel Bartholomew
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- David Boring (42)
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- Watchmen (1477)
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Dangerous Woman
Rudahl's A Dangerous Woman brings the life of Emma Goldman back to life on the pages of this great biographical graphic novel. She introduces readers to the avant-garde anarchist politics of the former half of the 20th century through an account of Goldman's life long commitment to the causes ... (continue)
Rudahl's A Dangerous Woman brings the life of Emma Goldman back to life on the pages of this great biographical graphic novel. She introduces readers to the avant-garde anarchist politics of the former half of the 20th century through an account of Goldman's life long commitment to the causes she grappled with. The biography is also personal. Rudahl spends considerable time weaving in Goldman's love life, family, and personal relationships.
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