For years, civil society
has feared the word anarchy. People
are terrified of the textbook meanings
associated with the word and carefully
avoid it to keep life dilemma free. The
spatial energy of a national-state guides
the emotions of people and creates
emotional quotients which become the
origin point of Nationalism. The irony is,
not once people question the emotional
feeling using which state institutions justify the abhorring custom of
people killing other people. Not once they try to understand why the
concept of anarchy budded in Ancient greece and why the ancient
anarchists never cause a single mayhem. The reason might be the
absolute fear that it would make them ask the dreaded question,
is anarchy necessary. After decades of contemplation and reflection,
author and philosopher Dhiman Dasgupta concluded that Anarchy
is not only necessary, it is desired over politically established order.
In this book, he goes beyond the pre-established concept and dives
deeper to explain the truth. Through the monographs, he explained
anarchism and demonstrated why exactly Anarchy is necessary.