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The Paul Goodman Reader Paul Goodman Taylor Stoehr Editor

SKU: BELL-12026856

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The Paul Goodman Reader Paul Goodman Taylor Stoehr Editor instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pm Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.53 MB

Pages: 479

Author: Paul Goodman, Taylor Stoehr, (Editor)

ISBN: 9781604860580, 1604860588

Language: English

Year: 2011

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The Paul Goodman Reader Paul Goodman Taylor Stoehr Editor by Paul Goodman, Taylor Stoehr, (editor) 9781604860580, 1604860588 instant download after payment.

A one-man think tank, Paul Goodman wrote more than 30 books, most of them before his decade of fame as a social critic in the 1960s. Goodman in those earlier days thought of himself mostly as an old-fashioned man of letters, and to do justice to his wide-ranging interests and growing activism, this compendium provides excerpts that span his entire career, from the bestselling Growing Up Absurd to landmark books on anarchism, community planning, education, poetics, and psychotherapy. Goodman's fiction and poetry are represented by The Empire City, a comic novel; prize-winning short stories; and poems that once led America's most respected poetry reviewer, Hayden Carruth, to exclaim, "Not one dull page. It's almost unbelievable."