Feminist Interpretations of Emma Goldman

Preface ix Acknowledgments xiii Introductory Essays Digging for Gold(man): What We Found 3(16) Penny A. Weiss Loretta Kensinger Berenice A. Carroll Anarchy in Interpretation: The Life of Emma Goldman 19(22) Jason Wehling Part One: Specific Themes and Central Concerns Let Icons be Bygones! Emma Goldman: The Grand Expositor 41(30) Candace Falk A Feminist Search for Love: Emma Goldman on the Politics of Marriage, Love, Sexuality, and the Feminine 71(20) Lori Jo Marso Religion, Faith, and Politics: Reading Goldman Through Nietzsche 91(18) Kathy E. Ferguson The ``Individual'' in Goldman's Anarchist Theory 109(28) Janet E. Day Emma Goldman and the Theory of Revolution 137(40) Berenice A. Carroll Who Were Emma Goldman's ``Children''? Anarchist Feminism and Childhood 177(20) Penny A. Weiss Part Two: Historical Roots and Current Connections Manufacturing Consensus: Goldman, Kropotkin, and the Order of an Anarchist Canon 197(20) Jonathan McKenzie Craig Stalbaum Emma Goldman and the Spirit of Artful Living: Philosophy and Politics in the Classical American Period 217(10) Lynne M. Adrian Emma Goldman on Mary Wollstonecraft 227(14) Alice Wexler Dancing in the Revolution: Emma Goldman's Feminism 241(14) Alix Kates Shulman Speaking with Red Emma: The Feminist Theory of Emma Goldman 255(30) Loretta Kensinger Part Three: Political Change: Theory and Practice Anarchist Alternatives to Competition 285(16) Martha A. Ackelsberg Kathryn Pyne Addelson In Defense of Emma Goldman 301(10) Voltairine de Cleyre Emma Goldman: The Case for Anarcho-Feminism 311(8) Marsha Hewitt The Emma Goldman Clinic Mission Statement 319(7) Grave Marker 326(3) Contributors 329(4) Index 333