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Goodman, Paul
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Goodman, Paul (1911–72) author, lecturer, psychotherapist; born in New York City. His prodigious outpouring of poetry, fiction, city planning, social criticism and gestalt therapy consistently articulated a vision of humanistic anarchism that made him the "father figure of the New Left." His best-selling Growing Up Absurd (1960) defended dropping out of school, an institution he found repressive of individuality.
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Tory Paul Goodman surveyed serried rows of seats empty but for the ministerial frontbench and observed: "They have come to the conclusion there is nothing wrong with this Queen's Speech that a speedy election won't put right.
HELLO..ANYONE LEFT OUT THERE? by The Mirror (London, England)
The 1st XI travelled to play Crossbank Methodists in an Arrow Central Section A game and they managed 117 all out with Jimmy Gumpert making 22, Alex Orr 15, Peter Pickford and Carl Auckland 13 each and Paul Goodman 11 not out.
Denby finale by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
He assesses these projects in the context of sociological theories of social movement organization and the writings of anarchist theorists such as Colin Ward, Paul Goodman, Gustav Landauer, Hakim Bey, and Sam Dolgoff.
Living anarchy; theory and practice in anarchist movements by Reference & Research Book News
 
 
 
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