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Křest knihy Anarchoagorismus v Praze
Baptism of the book Anarchoagorism in Prague
Event by: Svobodný přístav
Location: LibertyLoft, Papírenská 12, Praha 6
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Timetable and other details will be posted here in due course.
Thank you to all supporters; you will be able to collect your rewards at the baptism 🩶🖤
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About the book:
How are love, disobedience, dealers, whores, freedom, self-management and self-development related? Why is sharing so important to Urza? What exactly are the agoras? And to what extent would our lives change if each of us took a small step on the road to freedom, if each started with himself and his own life?
Anarchoagorism is not a book about blind rebellion against oneself, others or the system, or a dry theory about what a better world could look like. Urza opens up questions in you, with self-honesty, the answers to which can help you realize what you (don't) want in your life. It may break some of your illusions, but (although it is not a "ten-step manual" on how to live freely) it will probably offer you what to gradually build instead of them in your life, what to focus on, how to be in harmony with yourself and your surroundings.
It does not offer a simple guide to the "correct life". Rather, it shows that change should not start with revolutions, but with small, everyday steps and that one begins to be more aware not only of one's own needs, but also of the needs of others.
The book is written with great humanity, love and kindness, not only to the reader, but also to other people and topics that are often perceived in black and white.
– Gabriela Ježková
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About the author:
Urza is an anarchist author. He has been fascinated by freedom throughout his life; he has been researching it since he was a child and it has been the central point of his work for about twenty years. He wrote the books Anarchocapitalism and Anarchoagorism, over a thousand libertarian texts for the web and print media, and made about a thousand videos on (self-directed) education, spontaneous order, (dis)obedience, decentralization, (non)aggression, ethics, free market and economics; he also lectures, discusses, teaches and opens a public dialogue on these topics.
He undertakes these activities under the banner of the Free Port, which he founded years ago; today it also organizes regular conferences and runs the educational center House of the Free Port. He works as a volunteer in the self-managed Ježek school without a cage. He is also involved in other libertarian initiatives.
Urza comes from Pilsen, where he attended the mathematics class of Mikulášský gymnasium; subsequently, he studied informatics with a focus on mathematics, economics and pedagogy at the MFF UK. For about a decade, his main source of income was software development; he ran a business in this field, worked for himself, got employed, but also taught (programming and mathematics) at a private gymnasium and at courses for adults. His love for freedom and digital technologies ultimately led him to crypto-anarchism.
Besides the above aspects of freedom, he is intensely devoted to interpersonal relationships and self-development; within this, he also follows his own spiritual path (based on Christianity, psychonautics, Buddhism and shamanism), which he likes to connect with scientific knowledge and a data-based approach.
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Timetable and other details will be posted here in due course.
Thank you to all supporters; you will be able to collect your rewards at the baptism 🩶🖤
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About the book:
How are love, disobedience, dealers, whores, freedom, self-management and self-development related? Why is sharing so important to Urza? What exactly are the agoras? And to what extent would our lives change if each of us took a small step on the road to freedom, if each started with himself and his own life?
Anarchoagorism is not a book about blind rebellion against oneself, others or the system, or a dry theory about what a better world could look like. Urza opens up questions in you, with self-honesty, the answers to which can help you realize what you (don't) want in your life. It may break some of your illusions, but (although it is not a "ten-step manual" on how to live freely) it will probably offer you what to gradually build instead of them in your life, what to focus on, how to be in harmony with yourself and your surroundings.
It does not offer a simple guide to the "correct life". Rather, it shows that change should not start with revolutions, but with small, everyday steps and that one begins to be more aware not only of one's own needs, but also of the needs of others.
The book is written with great humanity, love and kindness, not only to the reader, but also to other people and topics that are often perceived in black and white.
– Gabriela Ježková
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About the author:
Urza is an anarchist author. He has been fascinated by freedom throughout his life; he has been researching it since he was a child and it has been the central point of his work for about twenty years. He wrote the books Anarchocapitalism and Anarchoagorism, over a thousand libertarian texts for the web and print media, and made about a thousand videos on (self-directed) education, spontaneous order, (dis)obedience, decentralization, (non)aggression, ethics, free market and economics; he also lectures, discusses, teaches and opens a public dialogue on these topics.
He undertakes these activities under the banner of the Free Port, which he founded years ago; today it also organizes regular conferences and runs the educational center House of the Free Port. He works as a volunteer in the self-managed Ježek school without a cage. He is also involved in other libertarian initiatives.
Urza comes from Pilsen, where he attended the mathematics class of Mikulášský gymnasium; subsequently, he studied informatics with a focus on mathematics, economics and pedagogy at the MFF UK. For about a decade, his main source of income was software development; he ran a business in this field, worked for himself, got employed, but also taught (programming and mathematics) at a private gymnasium and at courses for adults. His love for freedom and digital technologies ultimately led him to crypto-anarchism.
Besides the above aspects of freedom, he is intensely devoted to interpersonal relationships and self-development; within this, he also follows his own spiritual path (based on Christianity, psychonautics, Buddhism and shamanism), which he likes to connect with scientific knowledge and a data-based approach.