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Book Chapter
Anarchism and Cinema
2020
Overview
It is not at all surprising that anarchism has been marginalized by mainstream historians. The cliché “hidden from history” has rarely been more apt. Historians often reduce anarchist history to a series of sterile platitudes, and it would be foolish to expect filmmakers to depart from the stereotypes and half-truths that pepper seemingly reputable texts, whether by unabashedly conservative writers or the estimable Marxist historian Eric Hobsbawm.¹ Before proceeding to nuanced historical films that fulfill Robert Rosenstone’s injunction to “interrogate the past for the sake of the present, creating a historical world complex enough so that it overflows with meaning;
Publisher
University of Illinois Press
ISBN
0252043332, 9780252043338
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