Revolution and Reflection: The Conflict of Power in Literature

This chapter delves into the impact of anarchist thought on literature from the 1890s to the early 2000s, focusing on a key writer advocating for art's independence from political motives. Through a narrative from the 1914 story 'Justice,' it examines the tensions faced by figures of authority amid a revolutionary upheaval, exploring themes of power, religion, and societal transformation.