Emma Goldman: Revolution as a Way of Life (Jewish Lives)

"Emma Goldman: Revolution as a Way of Life (Jewish Lives)" offers a vibrant glimpse into the life of Emma Goldman, a towering figure in the realms of anarchism and social justice. Published on September 24, 2013, this biography by Vivian Gornick captures the essence of Goldman's unyielding fight against institutional tyranny and her relentless pursuit of personal and societal liberation. Goldman’s philosophy that personal liberation is central to social revolution resonates through her active resistance against oppression, making her an iconic symbol of defiance against overwhelming institutional powers. The narrative not only revisits Goldman’s electrifying speeches that connected deeply with her audience but also illuminates her influence in shaping the discourses of racial justice, gender equality, and economic justice. Ideal for college students, this book not only details a historical account of a dynamic leader's life but also serves as a catalyst for readers to reflect on the impact of individual resistance against collective oppression.