title: In Defense of Anarchism (with a New Preface)
author:  Robert Paul Wolff 
description: "To entitle a book "In Defense of Anarchism simply requires "chutzpah. To do it well requires some intelligence. Professor Wolff has both. Anarchy, being generally relegated to the ideological dust-bin or drafted as fodder for editorializing blasts, has long been in need of an intelligent reassessment. Wolff's brief book attempts this by taking the reader along a political "via dolorosa which begins with his own innocent belief in 'traditional democratic doctrines.'"--Lawrence S. Stepelevich, "The New Scholasticism
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  Anarch Quotes 
  from Ernst Jünger's Eumeswil 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  
   
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  Table of Contents (in order of appearance in the novel) 
   
  Men and might in history and politics ................................................................................................. 4 
  Inner neutrality and external involvements ........................................................................................ 4 
  Anarchic being as normality .................................................................................................................. 4 
  Anarch vs anarchist ................................................................................................................................ 5 
  Equality and freedom; tyrant and anarchist ........................................................................................ 5 
  Degrees of freedom: anarch vs anarchist ............................................................................................ 6 
  Father-son relati