Anarchism and Class Struggles in Early 20th Century Japan

This chapter examines the multifaceted relationships and conflicts among leftist factions in early 20th century Japan, particularly the schisms between anarchists and Bolsheviks. It highlights the unique characteristics of Japanese anarchism, its divergence from global movements, and critiques Marxist class structures in the context of social realities faced by various groups. The discussion also emphasizes the importance of solidarity among marginalized classes, revealing a nuanced understanding of social dynamics in revolutionary movements.