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CATÁLOGO Biblioteca Terra Livre – Março 2012 tombo title authors editor year 1 Concepçao Anarquista Do Sindicalismo Neno Vasco Edições Afrontamento 1984 2 Que é Autonomia Operária, O Lúcia Barreto Bruno Brasiliense 1990 3 Durruti En La Revolución Española Abel Paz Fundación Anselmo Lorenzo 1996 4 Historia del anarquismo español Eduardo Comin Colomer Editorial AHR 1956 5 Espagne Libertaire (36 - 39) Gaston Leval Editions du Monde Libertaire 1983 6 Enseñanzas de la revolucion española Vernon Richards Campo Abierto Ediciones 1977 7 La Guerra Civil En España Frank Jellinek Ediciones Júcar 1978 8 El anarquismo e la revolucion en la españa. Escritos 1930/38 Diego Abad de Santillán Editorial Ayuso 1977 9 Los anarquistas en la crisis política española (1869-1934) José Peirats Libros de Anarres 2006 10 Guerra, Exilio Y Cárcel De Un Anarcosindicalista Cipriano Mera Confederación General del Trabajo 2006 11 La C.N.T. Y La Revolución Española José Peirats Associación Artística La Cuchilla 1988 12 La C.N.T. Y La Revolución Española José Peirats Associación Artística La Cuchilla 1988 13 La C.N.T. Y La Revolución Española José Peirats Associación Artística La Cuchilla 1988 14 SABATE Antonio Tellez AK Press 1998 15 O curto verão da anarquia Hans Magnus Enzensberger Companhia das Letras 1987 16 Hacia Una Federación De Autonomías Ibéricas Felipe Aláiz Ediciones Madre Tierra 1993 17 A CNT na Galicia 1922 - 1936 Dionísio Pereira Edicións Laiovento 1994 18 La C.N.T. y el federalismo de los pueblos de España Ramon Liarte Producciones Editoriales 1977 19 The Spanish Civil War Abel Paz Hazan Editeur 1997 20 Ministros Anarquistas Dolors Marín Debolsillo 2005 21 La Ideología Política Del Anarquismo Español (1868 1910) José Álvarez Junco Siglo Veintiuno de España Editores 1991 22 Historia de la FAI Juan Gómez Casas Fundación Anselmo Lorenzo 2002 23 The Anarchists Of Casas Viejas Jerome R. Mintz Indiana University Press 1994 24 A Guerra Civil Espanhola 1936-39 Hellmuth Günther Dahms Editorial Bruguera 1968 25 Entre los campesinos de Aragón Augustín Souchy Bauer Editorial Tierra del Sur 2007 26 The Anarchist Collectives Sam Dolgoff Free life editions 1974 27 Los Anarquistas En La Crisis Política Española Ediciones Júcar 1977 28 El Organismo Económico De La Revolución Diego Abad De Santillán Zero 1978 29 Durruti La furia Libertaria César Vidal Ediciones Temas de Hoy 1996 30 El proletariado militante Anselmo Lorenzo Confedeción Sindical Solidariedad Obrera 2005 31 Proudhon Pluralismo e Autogestão Jean Bancal Novos Tempos Editora 1984 32 Sistema das Contradições Econômicas ou Filosofia da Miséria Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Escala 2007 33 Sistema das Contradições Econômicas ou Filosofia da Miséria Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Escala 2007 34 Cartas de P.J. Proudhon Daniel Halevy, Louise Guilloux M. Aguilar 1932 35 Marx, Proudhon e o Socialismo Europeu J. Hampden Jackson Zahar Editores 1963 36 Proudhon e Marx Georges Gurvitch Editorial Presença 1980 37 Sociologie de Proudhon Pierre Ansart Presses Universitaires de France 1967 38 Défence et actualité de Proudhon Jacques Langlois Petite Biblioteque Payot 1976 39 Mélanges Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Librarie Internacionale 1869 40 Las Confesiones de un Revolucionario Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Editorial Americalee 1947 41 De la capacité politique des classes ouvreières Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Librarie des Sciences Politiques et Sociales 1924 42 El Principio del Arte Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Imprenta del Centro Editorial 1896 43 La capacità politica delle classi operaie Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Il \Solco\" Casa Editrice" 1921 44 De la creación del orden en la humanidad Pierre-Joseph Proudhon F. Sempere y Compañia Editores 0 45 A Propriedade é Um Roubo Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Suely BastosL&PM Pocket 1997 46 ¿Qué es la propiedad? Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Editorial Americalee 1946 47 Do Princípio Federativo Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Editora Imaginário 2001 48 Proudhon Georges Gurvitch Edições 70 1983 49 Proudhon Daniel Guérin L&PM Pocket 1983 50 Los fundadores franceses de la sociología contemporánea: Saint-SimonGeorges y Proudhon Gurvitch Ediciones Nueva Vision 1970 51 Propriedad y Federacion Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Narcea 1972 52 El Estado Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Editorial Tor 0 53 Apuntes autobiograficos Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Fondo de Cultura Economica 1987 54 Sistema das Contradições Econômicas ou Filosofia da Miséria Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Ícone Editora 2003 55 Proudhon Armand Cuvillier Fondo de Cultura Economica 1986 56 Congreso De Constitución De La Confederación Nacional Del TrabajoConfederación (Cnt) Nacional Del Trabajo (Spain),Anagrama José Peirats (org) 1976 57 El Anarquismo en la Insurreción de Astúrias Manuel Vilar Nervio 1936 58 Proudhon Paulo-Edgar A. Resende (org), Edson EditoraPassetti Ática (org) 1986 59 Corresponsal en la Guera Civil Española Ilya Ehrenburg Ediciones Júcar 1979 60 O que é a propriedade? Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Editorial Estampa 1975 61 A Través de la Metralla Armand Guerra La Malatesta Editorial 2005 62 Autogestión y Anarcosindicalismo en la España Revolucionária Frank Mintz Terramar Ediciones 2008 63 Entre la Revolución y las Trincheras Camilo Berneri Biblioteca Tierra y Libertad 1946 64 A Nova Sociedade Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Edições Rés 0 66 Entre la Revolución y las Trincheras Camilo Berneri 1946 67 Proudhon, Hegel e a Dialética Djacir Menezes Zahar Editores 1966 68 Colectividades y Revolución Social Walther L. Bernecker Editorial Grijalbo 1982 69 Burocracia e autogestão Fernando C. Prestes Motta Brasiliense 1981 70 La Revolución Libertaria Española (1936-39) Jacinto Cimazo Editorial Reconstruir 1994 71 Memórias Leon Tolstoi Global 1983 72 A Conquista do Pão Pedro Kropotkine Organização Simões 1953 73 Ressureição Leon Tolstoi Ediouro 0 74 El Apoyo Mutuo Kropotikin Ediciones Madre Tierra 1989 75 Padre Sergio Liev Tolstoi Cosac & Naify 2001 76 Reino De Deus Esta Em Vos, O Liev Tolstoi Rosa dos Tempos 1994 77 El Apoyo Mutuo Piotr Kropotikin Editorial Proyección 1970 78 A Escravidão Moderna Leon Tolstoi Civilização Brasileira 1937 79 Ajuda Mútua Piotr Kropotikin A Senhora Editora 2009 80 Que és el arte? Leon Tolstoi Editorial Tor 0 81 A Insubmissão Leon Tolstoi Editora Imaginário 2009 82 El Apoyo Mutuo Pedro Kropotkin Ediciones Tierra y Libertad 1947 83 El individuo contra el estado Herbert Spencer Ediciones Júcar 1977 84 Creacion y evolución Herbert Spencer Editorial Tor 0 85 El Apoyo Mutuo Pedro Kropotkin Editorial Americalee 1946 86 A Grande Revolução 1789-1793 Pedro Kropotkin Livraria Progresso 1955 87 La Moral Anarquista Piotr Alekseevich Kropotkin, Carlos DíazEdiciones Júcar 1978 88 A Grande Revolução 1789-1793 Pedro Kropotkin Livraria Progresso 1955 89 Moral Anarquista, A Piotr Alexeevich Kropotkine Edições Sílabo 2006 90 A Moral Anarchista Pedro Kropotkine Biblioteca de Estudos Sociais 1920 91 In Russian and French Prisons Peter Kropotikin Shocken Books 1971 92 As Prisões Piotr Kropotikin Index Librorum Prohibitorum 2003 93 La Moral Anarquista Piotr Kropotikin Libros de Anarres/Terramar Ediciones 2008 94 La Conquista Del Pan Pedro Kropotkin, Piotr Kropotkin Anarres 2005 95 Champs, usines et ateliers Pierre Kropotkin Phénix Éditions 2001 96 A Conquista do Pão Pedro Kropotkine Guimarães e C. Editores 1975 97 Campos, Fábricas y Talleres P. Kropotkine F. Sempere y Compañia Editores 0 98 A Conquista do Pão Pedro Kropotkine Livraria João do Rio/Saverio Fittipaldi 0 99 Palabras De Un Rebelde Petr Alekseevič Kropotkin, Piotr AlekseevichOlañeta Kropotkin Editores 1977 100 A Los Jovenes Pedro Kropotkin Sindicato Unico del Automovil 1945 101 A Anarquia, sua Filosofia, seu Ideal Piotr Kropotkin Editora Imaginário 2001 102 Estado E Seu Papel Historico, O Piotr Kropotkin Editora Imaginário 2000 103 Ética Pedro Kropotkin Biblioteca Tierra y Libertad 1946 104 Princípio Anarquista E Outros Ensaios, O Piotr Kropotkin Editora Hedra 2007 105 Kropotkin Kropotikin, Maurício Tragtenberg (org)L&PM 1987 106 A Questão Social Pedro Kropotkine Editora Mundo Livre 1964 107 La Literatura Rusa Pedro Kropotkin Editorial Claridad 1943 108 A Questão Social Peter Kropotikin Editora Biblioteca Prometeu 0 109 Em Tôrno de uma Vida P. Kropotkine José Olympio 1946 110 Anarquismo: su filosofia e su ideal Pedro Kropotkin Tusquets Editor 1977 111 Ley y autoridad Pedro Kropotkin Tusquets Editor 1977 112 The Anarchist Geographer Brian Morris Genge Press 2007 113 O anarquismo Peter Kropotikin Editora Progresso 1954 114 El Pensamiento de Kropotkin, Ciencia, Ética y Anarquía Ángel J. Cappelletti Ediciones Zero-Zyx 1978 115 El Príncipe Anarquista George Woodcock e Ivan AvakumovicEdiciones Júcar 1978 116 Storia degli anachici italiani Pier Carlo Masini Editore Rizzoli 1969 117 Bakunin Michael Alexandrovich Bakunin (1814-1876)L&PM 1983 118 Bakunin y Marx Jacques Duclos Ediciones Grijalbo 1979 119 Bakunin Frank Mintz Libros de Anarres 2006 120 Mijail Bakunin Mijail Bakunin Alianza Editorial Madrid 1978 121 The House in the Garden John Randolph Cornell University Press 2007 122 Mijail Bakunin Mijail Bakunin Alianza Editorial Madrid 1978 123 Michael Bakunin E. H. Carr Vintage Books 1961 124 La Libertad Mijail Bakunin Ediciones Júcar 1977 125 The Basic Bakunin Robert M. Cutler (org.) Prometheus Books 1992 126 O Socialismo Libertário Bakunine Iniciativas Editoriais 1976 127 Deus e o Estado Mikhail Bakunin Cortez Editora 1988 128 Bakunin Henri Arvon Editorial Herder 1975 129 Federalismo, Socialismo, Atiteologismo Mikhail Bakunin Cortez Editora 1988 130 Michel Bakounine Henri Arvon Éditions Seghers 1966 131 O Princípio do Estado Mikhail Bakunin Novos Tempos Editora 1989 132 Bakunin Sérgio Augusto
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