Jason McQuinn (Note: The following essay was written as an introduction to the 2012 LBC Books edition of the 1983 Donald Nicholson-Smith translation of Traité de savoir-vivre à l’usage des jeunes générations under the new title of Treatise on […]
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Max Stirner: mixed bag with a pomo twist
A review by Jason McQuinn Max Stirner edited by Saul Newman (Palgrave Macmillan, New York, 2011) 223 pages, $90.00 hardcover. One more sign of the ongoing revival of interest in the still-generally-ignored seminal writings of Max Stirner is the appearance […]
Continue reading »EDITORIAL: The Slave Syndrome
In the 1979 robbery of Kreditbanken at Norrmalmstorg – a square in Stockholm, Sweden – several bank employees were held hostage in the bank vault for most of a week during which time they began to increasingly identify with their […]
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Free Radical Radio: Jason McQuinn interviewed on Critical Self-Theory by Bellamy . . Audio interview download here . . . Bellamy interviews Jason McQuinn about his essay “Critical Self-Theory,” playing devil’s advocate by voicing some criticisms with which he is […]
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Bob Black is author of many interventions, as well as a number of books, including The Abolition of Work and other Essays, Anarchy after Leftism, Beneath the Underground and Friendly Fire, along with the yet-to-be-published, Nightmares of Reason, and his […]
Continue reading »John Zerzan’s “Twilight of the Machines”
John Zerzan’s Twilight of the Machines Twilight of the Machines by John Zerzan (Feral House, Port Townsend, WA, 2008) 141pp. $12.00 paperback. John Zerzan is now one of the most well-known of contemporary North American anarchist writers and theorists, […]
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Karen Goaman has a PhD in Anthropology, University College London. She has written numerous articles in anthologies (2009, Jun & Wahl eds., New Perspectives on Anarchism; 2008, Roca Martínez ed., Anarquismo y Antropología; 2004, Purkis & Bowen eds., Changing Anarchism; […]
Continue reading »The Archimedean Point? Self-Activity
The reclamation of our own self-activity and the refusal of all forms of enslavement are the keys to changing our world.
Continue reading »Modern Slavery Notes: New Journal on the Planet!
An Introduction to Modern Slavery
“Modern Slavery” is the general term for the collection of all the institutionalized forms of enslavement which provide foundations for each of the local regimes of Modern Civilization.
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