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Woodcock George:     more books (100)

To the city of the dead: An account of travels in Mexico by George Woodcock, 1975 Canadian Poets (Early Canadian poetry series - bibliographical materials) by George Woodcock, 1976-01 Civil Disobedience by George Woodcock, 1966-01-01 A Social History of Canada by George Woodcock, 1990-01-25 Now 7 by George, Ed. Woodcock, 1900 Mordecai Richler by George Woodcock, 1970-01-01 The Cherry Tree on Cherry Street by George Woodcock, 1995-11 Anarchism : A History of Libertarian Ideas and Movements by George Woodcock, 1992 Caves in the Desert: Travels in China by George Woodcock, 1988-06 Thomas Merton, Monk and Poet: A Critical Study by George Woodcock, 1979-01-18 Canada and the Canadians by George Woodcock, 1973-04 Into Tibet: Early British Explorers (Great Travellers) by George Woodcock, 1971-07-12 Picture History of British Columbia by George Woodcock, 1999-07-01 Moral Predicament: Morley Callaghan's <I>More Joy in Heaven</I> (Canadian Fiction Studies series) by George Woodcock, 1993-09-01

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61. George Furth
    george Budwell, Humane Society Representative; American Raspberry (1977) . President woodcock; Good Guys, The (1968) TV Series .  
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    Extractions: Mickey and Nora (1987) (TV) .... Rip Doctor Detroit (1983) .... Arthur Skridlow Man with Two Brains, The (1983) .... Timon Young Doctors in Love (1982) .... Disgusting Looking Patient Megaforce (1982) .... Eggstrum Cannonball Run, The (1981) .... Arthur J. Foyt Scarlett O'Hara War, The (1980) (TV) .... George Cukor

62. Law Offices Of George Woodcock
    Law Offices of george woodcock. Address 120 East 5th Street, Mount Carmel,IL 62863 Contact george woodcock, Esq. george woodcock, Esq.  
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63. Taide Ja Anarkismi: Kirjallisuus
    woodcock, george Herbert Read The Stream and the Source. Faber Faber, 1972.woodcock, george The Crystal Spirit A Study of george Orwell. 1966.  
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    Extractions: Antliff , Allan: Anarchist Modernism: Art, Politics, and the First American Avant-Garde Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2001. 289 s. Berg, Hubert van den: Avantgarde und Anarchismus: Dada in Zurich und Berlin. Heidelberg: Universitatsverlag C. Winter, c1999. Boris, E: Art and Labor: Ruskin, Morris and the Craftsman Ideal in America . Philadelphia: Temple U.P., 1986. Brailsford , H.N.: Shelley, Godwin and their Circle. Oxford Oxford University Press, 1945. Braun, Christoph: Carl Einstein. Zwischen Asthetik und Anarchismus. Zu Leben und Werk eines expressionistischen Schriftstellers. Munchen Camus, Albert Esseitä Suom. Leena Löfstedt. Otava, Helsinki 1962. Canton , Alan Neil: Anarchism: The Political Philosophy of Hermann Hesse . M.A. Thesis, College of William London Carr, Reg : Anarchism in France : The Case of Octave Mirbeau Manchester Manchester University Press, 1977. Chapman, Rosemary: Henry Poulaille and Proletarian Literature 1920-1939. Amsterdam; Atlanta, GA: Rodopi Constantini , F.: The Art of Anarchy. 43 Plates. Sanday , Orkney: Cienfuegos Dearborn , Mary V.: Henry Miller: Maailman onnellisin mies.

64. Untitled Document
    woodcock, george Anarchism a history of libertarian ideas and movements. Harmondsworth,1975. woodcock, george. Anarkismen. Stockholm Prisma, 1993.  
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    Extractions: Anarkia (lehti), Helsinki 1975. Ahonen, Timo et al. (toim.): Väärin ajateltua: anarkistisia puheenvuoroja herruudettomasta yhteiskunnasta. Jyväskylä: Kampus kustannus, 2001. Airas, Pentti: Anarkismin ideologia ja terrori. Rovaniemi: Pohjois-Suomen historiallinen yhdistys, 1986. Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography, Vol 10/11:3/1 (1979-80, anarkismi ja ekologia -teema) Avrich, Paul: Anarchist portraits. Princeton, N. J.: Princeton U.P., 1988. Avrich, Paul: The Haymarket tradegy. Princeton, N. J.: Princeton U.P., 1984. Avrich, Paul: The modern school movement: anarchism and education in the United States. Princeton, N. J.: Princeton U. P., 1980. Bakunin, Michael: Gesammelte Werke: Bände 1-3. Vaduz: Topos, 1978 Bakunin, Michael: Statism and anarchy. Cambridge: Cambridge U.P., 1990. Baldelli, Giovanni. Social anarchism. Harmondsworth, 1971. Bookchin, Murray: From urbanization to cities: toward a new politics of citizenship. Rev. ed. London: Cassell, 1995. Bookchin, Murray: Re-enchanting humanity: a defense of the human spirit against antihumanism, misanthropy, mysticism, and primitivism. London: Cassell, 1995.

65. George Woodcock:
    Interview by Alvin Finkel. george woodcock is a Canadian treasure. Books by georgewoodcock. Beyond the Blue Mountain. Toronto Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 1987.  
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    Extractions: Interview by Alvin Finkel Aurora: Woodcock: I think anarchism and its teachings of decentralization, of the co-ordination of rural and industrial societies, and of mutual aid as the foundation of any viable societies, have lessons that in the present are especially applicable to industrial societies. The anarchists, unlike William Morris and John Ruskin, have never stood in opposition to industrialization. Indeed, as many modern sociologists recognize, the best-known anarchist theoretician, Peter Kropotkin, particularly in Mutual Aid and Fields, Factories and Workshops , was a pioneer in sketching out ways in which an industrial society could be humanized through the efficient use of new techniques. Surely recent events have demonstrated very clearly the failure of state and corporate bureaucracies in organizing modern societies. State bureaucracies throughout the Communist world have shown the total inadequacy of centralized governmental production and distribution to provide for the needs of populations. In all these countries the recent relaxation of centralized state bureaucracies has demonstrated the extraordinary resilience of individual and co-operative as opposed to state-regulated enterprise. I was in China three years ago to see the extraordinary revitalization of the economy as the peasants once again took control of the products of their fields and as small co-operatives began to operate local industries and even coal mines. Almost overnight, stubborn problems of consumption were solved by the willing and spontaneous activities of farmers and artisans. In the streets of Chinese cities one saw great markets springing up, controlled by voluntary agreement between the peasants and merchants who went there to sell. These markets had no queues like those which formed in Moscow at the same period; sufficiency of consumer goods had been achieved in a very short time once the state and its centralizing agencies did not interfere.

66. The Bookshop, Inc.: THE DOUKHOBORS. By Woodcock, George & Ivan Avakumovic.
    London Faber Faber, 1968, 1st English edition, blue cloth, 382pp. Title THE DOUKHOBORS. Author woodcock, george Ivan Avakumovic.  
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67. Featured Authors
    george woodcock 1912 1995. Above all george woodcock was an anarchist,one who enriched this movement of ideas in a very significant way.  
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    Extractions: [Return to Catalogue] George Woodcock [1912 - 1995] Aphra Behn William Godwin Peter Kropotkin Pierre Joseph Proudhon ... The Collected Works of Peter Kropotkin was a sad year due to the death of our beloved friend and comrade George Woodcock, who was admired and celebrated by Canada's literati for his tremendous outpouring of work in the area of literature. A person of unquenchable curiosity whose annual output was indefatigable, whose prolific drive and commitment exhausted us younger folk when we received a letter from him indicating work in progress on another new book or subject-matter. Woodcock was an author of international renown, and an editor, poet, critic, and essayist. But in everything he wrote and said the leitmotif would always show the quest of human beings for genuine freedom and if the subject-matter on hand permitted he would also show how freedom would manifest itself in social organization through solidarity, co-operation, mutual aid. Such would be his approach whether he was writing travelogues, histories, biographies, literature. Woodcock was profoundly educated politically and consequently everything he engaged himself in was carefully selected. This approach, and philosophical perspective was not generally understood by most of his admirers in the world of the arts since most literati are politically illiterate in this day and age, unfortunately. Above all George Woodcock was an anarchist, one who enriched this movement of ideas in a very significant way. Principled yet undogmatic, he had strong positions yet was tolerate of other approaches to libertarian change. Like all well known anarchists he was not popular within the movement. He published over 140 books in his lifetime, and he probably had as many more to write.

68. Black Rose Books Biographies By George Woodcock
    george woodcock. george woodcock takes us through this double image of the celebratedpersonality and writer and attempts to resolve the contradictions.  
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    Extractions: [Return to Catalogue] Oscar Wilde The Double Image George Woodcock Oscar Wilde was seemingly drawn towards many paradoxes: paganism and Christianity; to be a playboy or a prophet; or to be an aesthetic clown or the creative critic. George Woodcock takes us through this double image of the celebrated personality and writer and attempts to resolve the contradictions. De Profundis , the letter to Lord Douglas, erstwhile lover and nemesis; The Ballad of Reading Gaol , that heartrending dry of pain from the universal prison. The paradox: this is the same man who wrote frothy plays like The Importance of Being Earnest and the manifesto, The Souls of Man Under Socialism , which is included in this book, a work which socialists do not take seriously because they have difficulty envisioning a non-authoritarian society. Oscar Wilde could. In reality, he expressed an anarchist, individualist vision, straight, thus coming close to unraveling his own, and our paradox. "George Woodcock has been variously described as “quite possibly the most civilized man in Canada,” “a great human being,” and “a kind of John Stuart Mill of dedication to intellectual excellence and the cause of human liberty.”

69. NGARAK WEB 2.3
    White, J. A Town Called Outtrim (pb). woodcock, george. reading copies. Yoffa,Annie. Villiers, Alan J. Ward, Colin. Wodehouse, PG woodcock, george.  
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    Extractions: 1. CURRENT PERMANENT WANTS LIST (November 2003 SUPERCEDES ALL PREV. LISTS - Australian suppliers will need an ABN or sign a "Statement by a Supplier") All items are for resale/ our prices in low to moderate range/ we will reply to all offers. Any Aboriginal especially Victoria, not common pbs Any gold mining either technical /Victoria / reports Boldrewood, R. Nevermore / The Ghost Camp / Babes in the Bush Bruce, M.G. any esp. Anderson's Jo / Glen Eyre / Possum / Rossiter's Farm / The Cousin from Town Buchanan (ed) The Trial of Ronald Geeves Griggs Bull, Joe. books on Gippsland shipping black coal mining in Gippsland (not technical) Cowan, James. Mountain Men Cronin, Bernard. Bracken / The Murchison Murders (ed) Dunderdale, G. Book of the Bush (pb OK) Ensay Group School Centenary Ewers, J.K. Fire on the Wind Flood, J.The Moth Hunters (pb OK) Gash, Jonathon. 1st. UK eds hb/dw Gippsland Heritage Journal.Volumes 1-10 / or bulk lot Goodman, Paul. quote reading copies "Guide Alice". The Lyrebirds of Mt. Buffalo Harding, Eric. Bogong Jack

70. World War II Ex Raf - Aircrew Notice Board Page 23
    george can be contacted at the email address below CONTACT george Wootton Clickto E.mail, Message Date. 31/01/04. Message Date. 31/01/04. POST. 155. Roy woodcock,  
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    Extractions: George Alexander Wigley Lynda Dempsey is seeking any information, photo's etc of her Uncle 132874 Flying Officer (Air Bomber) George Alexander Wigley age 22 Son of George Augustus and Dorothy Daisy Wigley, of Carshalton, who along with rest of the crew of Lancaster II serial JB219 Code OF-R *from 97 Squadron took off from RAF Bourn at 16.50 on 16/17.12.1943 on Ops to Berlin and crashed at Gransden CAMBS with all crew members reported killed in action. The other crew members were as follows:

71. Woodcock, GeorgeTaking It To The Letter
    woodcock, george Taking it to the Letter. woodcock, george. Taking itto the Letter. Quadrant Editions. 1981 Trade (larger size) paperback  
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72. Woodcock, GeorgeA Hundred Years Of Revolution
    woodcock, george A Hundred Years of Revolution. 1948 London. PorcupinePress. 1st Edition. . Red Cloth. Very Nice in Jacket/ Very Good.  
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73. George Woodcock (1969)
    Index george woodcock. REFLECTIONS ON DECENTRALISM. (1969). NoteOriginally published in Anarchy, October 1969. I was asked to write  
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    Extractions: Originally published in Anarchy , October 1969 I was asked to write on decentralism in history, and I find myself looking into shadows where small lights shine as fireflies do, endure a little, vanish, and then reappear like Auden's messages of the just. The history of decentralism has to be written largely in negative, in winters and twilights as well as springs and dawns, for it is a history which, like that of libertarian beliefs in general, is not observed in progressive terms. It is not the history of a movement, an evolution. It is the history of something that, like grass, has been with us from the human beginning, something that may go to earth, like bulbs in winter, and yet be there always, in the dark soil of human society, to break forth in unexpected places and at undisciplined times. The fate of the Eskimo, and that of so many other primitive cultures during the past quarter of a century, shows that the old, primal decentralism of Stone Age man is doomed even when it has survived into the modern world. From now on, man will be decentralist by intent and experience, because he has known the evils of centralization and rejected them. Centralization began when men settled on the land and cultivated it. Farmers joined together to protect their herds and field from other men who still remained nomadic wanderers; to conserve and share out the precious waters; to placate the deities who held the gifts of fertility, the priest who served the deities, and the kings who later usurped the roles of priest and god alike. The little realms of local priest-kings grew into the great valley empires of Egypt and Mesopotamia, and overtowering these emerged the first attempt at a world empire, that of the Achaemenian Kings of Persia who established an administrative colossus which was the prototype of the centralized state, imitated by the despots of Northern India, the Hellenistic god-kings, and the divine Caesars of Rome.

74. George Woodcock - InformationBlast
    george woodcock Information Blast. george woodcock. george woodcock(May 8, 1912 - January 28, 1995) was a Canadian writer. He was  
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    Extractions: George Woodcock May 8 January 28 ) was a Canadian writer . He was very prolific, producing poetry essays criticism biographies and historical works. He is probably best known today in Canada for founding the journal Canadian Literature in 1959, the first journal dedicated to Canadian writing, still publishing today; while elsewhere in the world, he is probably best remembered for writing Anarchism , seen as one of the great overviews of anarchism (first published 1962). Woodcock was born in Winnipeg , but moved with his parents to England at an early age. The family was quite poor, but Woodcock had the opportunity to go to university in Oxford on a scholarship. However, he turned down the chance, because he would have had to have joined the clergy Instead, he took at job as a clerk at the Great Western Railway , and it was while there that he first became interested in anarchism (specifically libertarian socialism ). He was to remain an anarchist for the rest of his life, writing several books on the subject, including the aforementioned Anarchism The Anarchist Reader (an anthology edited by him; 1977) and biographies of

75. George Woodcock – Anselme Bellegarrigue
    Anselme Bellegarrigue. by george woodcock (19121995). Excerpted fromgeorge woodcock, Anarchism A History of Libertarian Ideas and  
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    Extractions: © 1962 by The World Publishing Company Bellegarrigue appears to have left Paris very soon, for later in the year he published from Toulouse the first of his works that has survived, a pamphlet entitled Au Fait! Au Fait! Interprétation de l’Idée Démocratique ; the epigraph, in English, reads: “A people is always governed too much.” During 1849 Bellegarrigue was writing articles attacking the Republic in a Toulouse newspaper, La Civilization , but by early 1850 he had moved to the little village of Mézy, close to Paris, where, with a number of friends who had formed an Association of Free Thinkers, he attempted to set up a community devoted to libertarian propaganda and natural living. Their apparently harmless activities soon attracted the attention if the police; one of their members, Jules Cledat, was arrested, and the community then dispersed.

76. ResAnet Browse Results
    resAnet NL Home, Français Help. New Search Previous Next woodcock,Frederick C., 1969 (1 doc); woodcock, george, 1912- (256 docs);  
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77. Bibliographie Commentée
    Translate this page War in the West est un passionnant témoignage historique. woodcock,george. Gabriel Dumont The Métis Chief and his Lost World.  
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    Extractions: The Birth of Western Canada: A History of the Riel Rebellions , 2e partie. Londres, Longmans, Green and Co., 1936. The Birth of Western Canada Loyal till Death: Indians and the North-West Rebellion. Calgary, Fifth House Publishers, 1997. War in the West: Voices of the 1885 Rebellion . Toronto, McClelland and Stewart, 1985. War in the West . Edmonton, Hurtig Publishers, 1975.

78. Socialism From Below: A History Of Anarchism - George Woodcock
    A Website Dedicated to Southern African Anarchism. Socialismfrom Below A History of Anarchism by george woodcock.  
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    Extractions: by George Woodcock 1. The Nature of Modern Society 2. Freedom and Organisation 3. What is Anarchism? 4. Precursors of Anarchism: 5. Michael Bakunin and the First International 6. Peter Kropotkin and Anarchist Communism 7. The Growth of the Anarchist Movement 8. Anarcho-Syndicalism ... Appendix Available as 2 PDF pamphlets. Click on the pictures above and below to download them. This text was originally published with the title “Anarchy or Chaos” by

79. Commentary Magazine - On George Orwell
    Wain, John woodcock, george. ..george woodcock s interesting and wellinformedreview of george Orwell s Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters  
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    Extractions: var AID="04706030_1"; THE FOLLOWING EXCHANGE was occasioned by George Wood- cock's review of The Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters of George Orwell, edited by Sonia Orwell and Ian Angus, which appeared in... ...Woodcock gives what any attentive reader would recognize as a misleading account of their content, stressing those points where Orwell's opinion happened to fit in with Woodcock's, and adds: "Later, when the sound and fury had died down, he was to apologize profusely to all those war resisters he had called 'objective' fascists, to become in many cases their close friends, and to find his natural place once again in the sectarian Left, defending civil liberties among the anarchists and libertarian socialists of the Freedom Defense Committee... ...It is true that in The Road to Wigan Pier Orwell castigates the freaks of the Left... ...After calling himself an anarchist in his first rebellion from colonial service under the British Raj, Orwell's introduction to left-wing politics was strictly sectarian... ...George Woodcock's interesting and well-informed review of George Orwell's Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters...

80. Commentary Magazine - The Myth Of Malcolm Lowry
    The Myth of Malcolm Lowry. woodcock, george. ..The Myth of Malcolm Lowry george woodcockgeorge woodcock is the author of The Crystal Spirit, a study of george  
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    Extractions: var AID="05703073_1"; OSCAR WILDE once suggested that it was second-rate artists who were most interesting as personalities; in the case of greater artists, he implied, their fascinating eccentricities were... ...Lowry was sacrificed by inner forces of self-destruction that even he hardly recognized... ...But the end result has been the same... ...But how does a biographer keep track of a mythomane, which Lowry was... ...He says, for example: "The Depression still prevailed in England, and those who drank in pubs were with few exceptions those who had no other choice," going on to suggest that English people drank in pubs only if they could not afford to drink in restaurants or at home... ...Kilgallin derived his story from the landlord, who portrays himself as Lowry's long-suffering benefactor... ...He has become in readers' minds more than a mere writer... ...In the case of many events in Lowry's life, Douglas Day has had to sift carefully what is obviously fact from what looks very much like invention by Lowry or by someone else... ...workers went to the Public Bar, clerks and up to the Saloon Bar, and in the Fitzroy it was in the Saloon Bar, with its thudding pianola, that one met, in the late 30's, the artists and the poets, Nina Hamnett and Betty May and Aleister Crowley, together with Lowry's drinking pals Bob Pocock and the Hepburn brothers...

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