Alan Albon (4 results)
Anarchy: A Journal of Anarchist Ideas: #105 (November, 1969) Wilhelm Reich and the Sexual Revolution
Robert Ollendorff; Paul Goodman; A. S. Neill; Marie Louise Berneri; Viv Broughton; Alan Albon; Tony Gibson; Rufus Segar
Published by London: Freedom Press, 1969
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Seller: Flip Your Wig, Cloverdale, CA, U.S.A.Flip Your Wig
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Anarchy 76 June 1967 / Paul Goodman "The melancholy scenario" / John O'Connor "Police cameras and commandos" / R Smilde "How many years to Nineteen-Eightyfour?" / Jack Robinson "The noble experiment" / Chris Marker "Stay-in strike at Besancon" / Tony Gibson "Rose-coloured spectacles" / Alan Albon "Anarchism and the needs of men"
Paul Goodman "The melancholy scenario" / John O'Connor "Police cameras and commandos" / R Smilde "How many years to Nineteen-Eightyfour?" / Jack Robinson "The noble experiment" / Chris Marker "Stay-in strike at Besancon" / Tony Gibson "Rose-coloured spectacles" / Alan Albon "Anarchism and the needs of men"
Published by Freedom Press, 1967
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Seller: Shore Books, London, United KingdomShore Books
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. 32 pages. Paul Goodman "The melancholy scenario" / John O'Connor "Police cameras and commandos" / R Smilde "How many years to Nineteen-Eightyfour?" / Jack Robinson "The noble experiment" / Chris Marker "Stay-in strike at Besancon" / Tony Gibson "Rose-coloured spectacles" / Alan Albon "Anarchism…and the needs of men" (U.P.).
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Seller: Burwood Books, Wickham Market, United KingdomBurwood Books
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Add to basketPaperback. Condition: Very Good. 8vo. pp. 12. Original pale green stapled card covers. Type written photocopied text. The content describes the founding and ideals of a small community based in the centre of Macaroni Wood, Eastleach, Cirencester, Gloucestershire. The building was an old RAF single story emergency hospital. Those… involved were Alan and Joan Albon, Derek and Kay Eastmond and Robert Sale, as well as five children. Lewis Mumford, A. S. Neill and William Reich among others were their inspiration. They aimed to be self-sufficient, advocated self-regulation for their children, and decided to pool incomes and eat a vegetarian diet. Crease mark down centre, otherwise very good. Crease mark down centre; very good.
Published by Dot Press [Printers], Oxford, 1984
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Seller: Zetetic Books, Berkhamsted, United KingdomZetetic Books
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Add to basketPaper Covers. Condition: Good. First Edition. A run of twenty-four of the first thirty issues, 1984-1992; numbers 1-4, 6-11, 13, 15-18, 21-24, 26, 28-30. Original paper covers. Some minor wear and creasing, but generally quite bright and clean. No.1, Jul-Aug [1984], 20pp; No.2, Sept-Aug [1984], 20pp; No.3, Nov-Dec [19]84, 20pp;…No.4, Jan-Feb 1985, 20pp; No.6, May-June 1985, 20pp; No.7, July-Aug, 1985, 20pp; No.8, Sept-Oct 1985, 20pp; No.9, Nov-Dec-Jan 1985-6, 20pp; No.10, Feb-Mar 1986, 20pp; No.11, Apr-Mar 1986, 20pp; No.13, Aug-Sept 1986, 20pp; No.15, Late Winter 1987, 20pp (though probably 1986); No.16, Late Spring 1987, 20pp (small hole to lower cover, catching text but with no loss); No.17, Autumn 1987, 20pp; No. 18, 1988, 20pp (tear to foot of upper cover, piece nearly detached but present and holding); No.21, Spring 1989, [24]p; No.22, Late Summer/Autumn 1989, [24]p; No.23, Winter 1989 / Spring 1990, 24pp; No.24, Summer 1990, 24pp; No.26, Spring 1991, 24pp; No. 27, Summer 1991, 24pp; No.28, Autumn 1991, 24pp; No.29, Winter 1991, 24pp; No.30, Summer 1992, 24pp. Formed just after the 'Stop the City' demonstration in 1984, 'Green Anarchist' was initially largely individualist and pacifist in outlook, though several opposing opinions can often be found in a single issue; indeed many articles are not anarchist at all (the supporting of Western intervention in the Iraq invasion of Kuwait in issue 28 for example), with later issues tending more towards primitivism. For a good overview of the ideological deviations, see Stott and Franks' 'Green Anarchist', in Ness (Ed), 'The International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest: 1500 to the Present'. Nursey-Bray 2193 Size: 4to. Journal.
