Scientific Books

Little has been studied scientifically in Greece about the phenomenon of anarchism and its actions - actions that express not only disdain but also opposition to social normality, as well as rejection of it.

What is the reason for this increasingly intense signification of the "outside world" as a profane space and the use of blind violence as a means of action? And how is anarchism connected to the broader Greek culture?

This book analyzes anarchism and its actions in Greece, as well as Greek anarchist organizations, based on sociological cultural discourse analysis. It examines a variety of anarchist texts and fundamental anarchist ideals, in order to arrive at an original categorization of Greek anarchism, a categorization that reveals the collective representations, cosmologies, and visions of the anarchist-autonomous space in Greece today.