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Kevin Tucker is an anarcho-primitivist writer and speaker who lives in rural Pennsylvania. He is the editor of ''Species Traitor'',〔(Black and Green Press website )〕 an insurrectionary anarcho-primitivist journal, an editor and contributor to ''Green Anarchy'' magazine, and co-founder of the Black and Green Network. Black and Green Press and FC Press put out a book of Tucker's writings in April 2010 called ''For Wildness and Anarchy''〔(Black and Green Press myspace )(FC Press website )〕 He is also the guitarist/vocalist for anarcho-primitivist death metal band Peregrine.〔Mincemoyer, John. "(Breaking Faces: Peregrine )" (Issue 175, September 2008). ''Terrorizer''〕 ==Contributions to anarchism== His primary contributions to anarcho-primitivism have been the expansion of anthropological understanding, focusing on the importance of spirituality and domestication, a deep critique of revolution, and the act of rewilding.〔See ''Species Traitor'' and ''Green Anarchy'' magazines.〕 A common theme among Tucker's writings have been the consequences of domestication and sedentism among nomadic gather-hunters. The central argument being that human nature has been shaped by evolution in accordance with wildness, what Tucker calls "primal anarchy".〔'Forest Beyond the Field', ''Species Traitor No. 4''. Black and Green Press, 2005.〕 That "primal anarchy" is exemplified by nomadic gatherer-hunter life. By focusing on the changes brought about by various levels of domestication one can see the impacts of domestication and ultimately civilization.〔''Catalyst: Birth and Death of Civilization'', work-in-progress〕 Tucker has written extensively regarding the impacts and plausibility of revolution.〔''Revolution and/or Insurrection'', ''Species Traitor No. 3''. Black and Green Press, 2003 and 'Message and the Messenger', 'Species Traitor No. 4'. Black and Green Press, 2005.〕 Concluding that revolution will always be political in nature and therefore has no relevance to the destruction of civilization or further aid in its collapse. Focus has instead been turned towards what Tucker calls 'Primal War':〔''Species Traitor No. 4''. Black and Green Press, 2005, this is also the theme of a number of essays published in ''Green Anarchy'' magazine〕 a notion based on rewilding and undermining domestication rather than hope for liberation through a historical event. Tucker is a colleague of fellow anarcho-primitivist John Zerzan and the two have engaged on multiple speaking tours focusing on the origins of civilization and the consequences of domestication.〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Kevin Tucker (anarchist)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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