Last night, there was a very thoughtful discussion of one of New York’s most challenging, radical sons: Paul Goodman. The event was called “The Habits of Freedom: Legacies of Paul Goodman.” It was sponsored by the Libertarian Book Club and held at the new Living Theatre location.
Below are three photos from the evening:
Taylor Stoehr, author and Goodman’s literary executor, laying it all out.
Wayne Price, talking about Goodman’s anarchism, prompting us to think about revolution.
During the group discussion. From Left to right: Jonathan Lee, a filmmaker who showed a preview of his forthcoming Growing Up with Paul Goodman, Taylor Stoehr, and Wayne Price.
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I haven’t had a chance to listen to it all yet, but I just found an audio recording of a speech by Paul Goodman (on university reform). The quality is very good. It’s here: http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/VideoTest/stantonfsm.ram (and for more info about the speech, go here: http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/MRC/pacificafsm.html)