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The International Movement of the Workers (1869). Ricardo Mella, Collectivism (1891) →. July 30, 2015 · 5:57 pm. Ricardo Mella, “Spain” (1897). Today, as yesterday, some ignorant proletarians march like docile sheep to the slaughter where Weiler, Polavieja and their ilk work wonderfully as executioners well paid by the reaction and the clergy. Today, as yesterday, the inquisitorial tortures, protected by the silence of the stupefied masses, continue their triumphant career; nothing has changed. The past ...

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May | 2013 | The Libertarian Labyrinth

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Collections & Links. Monthly Archives: May 2013. May 18, 2013 · 11:20 pm. Welcome to the new Libertarian Labyrinth. The personalities ended up interesting me as much as the ideas and ideologies, and as my research continued and the archive grew, it inevitably ended up including a lot of articles on bee-keeping, library cataloging, spelling reform, etc. What started out as a bit of an accident has become. Comments Off on Welcome to the new Libertarian Labyrinth. The Hollow Earth theories of John Cleves Sy...

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Contr'un: Anarchist Theory. The “Benthamite” anarchism and the origins of anarchist history. Max Nettlau, Adjectives and the Possibility of Panarchy →. April 6, 2015 · 10:54 pm. New Uncertainties and Opportunities. But that is almost inevitably a response to the fact that anarchism, as an. Anarchist,” and how relations between what we might call “the anarchist” (when opting for the adjectival reading, and with echoes perhaps of constructions like. When they may well just indicate. It appears that we have...

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Our Lost Continent | Contr'un: Anarchist Theory

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Contr'un: Anarchist Theory. The “Benthamite” anarchism and the origins of anarchist history →. April 4, 2015 · 8:12 pm. And 1880 or so, when we can point with equal confidence to the emergence of. In one or more forms, tend to commit us to a history and a vision of “the anarchist tradition” that is both inaccurate and unhelpful. 8221; in 1840, but he wasn’t alone for long. The communists of l’. Thoughts on Natural Principles. Union républicaine de langue française. And the International Workingmen’...

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Contr'un: Anarchist Theory. October 20, 2016 · 3:39 pm. Anarchism: Elements of a Synthesis. In a new series of posts, under the general title. Anarchism: Elements of a Synthesis. And A Good Word. That I have sketched out. I’ll also be opening one important line of new research, as I’ll be reading, and sometimes translating, sections from the. Organized by Sébastien Faure and others in the early 20th century. That. It turns out that. This vision of an anarchism “as big as life,” and also as dy...I am at l...

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Contr'un: Anarchist Theory. June 4, 2015 · 11:16 pm. Recently, I’ve been looking at some very interesting work by René Berthier and Gaston Leval, some of it relating to the familiar question of just how anarchists have used the language of. Etc) Berthier (whose various works on Bakunin and Proudhon I have been finding very useful) has written a nice little essay on “ L’usage du mot anarchie chez Bakounine. 8221; (Libertarian Socialist! On his reasons for preferring that label,. Label It’s an intere...

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Category Archives: Vladimir Michajlovich Ozerov. July 5, 2015 · 10:50 pm. Letter to Ogarev and Ozerov (April 5, 1871). Letter to Nikolay Platonovich Ogarev and Vladimir Michajlovich Ozerov. April 5, 1871, Locarno. Here is a letter to. Could this be true? If it is true, it can only be by a forceful coup. What a devilishly difficult situation! Has James left or not? Why is my book published on such gray, dirty paper? I would like to give it another title:. And what is happening with. Come on, my friend Aga...

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The Great Atercratic Revolution. July 8, 2016 · 12:40 am. Are We Anarchists by Accident? The Great Atercratic Revolution. Never goes away, even if the blog goes dormant for long periods of time. It remains an important part of a series of works about what I’ve taken to calling the “three little words” of the anarchist tradition: anarchy. Let me review those works:. Anarchist Beginnings: Declarations and Professions of Faith, 1840-1920. Involve was a relationship to anarchism. Of the later period was real...

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Ricardo Mella, “Collectivism” (1891) | The Bakunin Library

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Ricardo Mella, “Spain” (1897). James Guillaume on “God and the State” (1908 and 1909) →. August 2, 2015 · 5:23 am. Ricardo Mella, Collectivism (1891). All these concepts, all these ideas are only among us as a remnant of what was never to be, as a residue pointing to our remote origin. If individualism has thrown man into violence and lack of solidarity, communism pushes him to guardianship, self-denial and makes him a mere instrument of society or the state, two identical things with different names.