Dialectical Communitarian Anarchism as the Negation of Domination: A Review of "The Impossible Community"
Professor John P.
Clark's The Impossible Community:
Realizing Communitarian Anarchism (New
York: Bloomsbury, 2013) is a masterful work, one which seeks to invert
radically the destruction of nature and oppression of humanity as prosecuted by
capitalism, the state and patriarchy by encouraging the intervention of a
mass-confluence of anarcho-communist - or communitarian anarchist -
socio-political movements. This project is only "impossible" because
its realization is heterotopic - inherently contradictory - to the prevailing
system of domination, such that it demands the abolition of hegemony in favor of
a different, liberated world: that of the "third great epoch of
history," in Clark's vision, when "humanity finally frees itself and
the earth from the 
