Talk:List of anarchist books
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[edit] Criteria
what is the criteria for inclusion here? any anarchist book or are (or ought) there be other constraints?Salkádar 20:59, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
- I would say that the general criteria for notability apply. --Tothebarricades 02:46, 16 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Should authors be categorized alphabetically?
Looking at the list(s) it looks like it could use a clean-up. I think we could either make a list of authors in alphabetical order and then besides them write the names of the books they've written,
example: -Peter Kropotkin: 'Conquest of Bread', 'Mutual Aid'
or alternatively, we could write a list of every single book on the subject (which would relate more to the title of the article) and then write the author next to that, example:
-'Conquest of Bread', Peter Kropotkin
-'Living My Life', Emma Goldman
I just got sent this and not sure where to put it?
http://www.anarchyisorder.org/ENGindex2.htm
possibly there are resources here that are useful?
[edit] Is "direct democracy" a form of anarchism?
Should a section such as "Libertarian Democratic/Direct Democracy/Libertarian Socialist" really be in an article for "anarchist books"?Maziotis 19:29, 5 March 2007 (UTC)
