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214 Corrosive Consciousness 12, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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213 Corrosive Consciousness 11, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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212 Corrosive Consciousness 10, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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211 Corrosive Consciousness 9, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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210 Corrosive Consciousness 8, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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209 Corrosive Consciousness 7, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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208 Corrosive Consciousness 6, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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207 Corrosive Consciousness 5, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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206 Corrosive Consciousness 4, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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205 Corrosive Consciousness 3, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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204 Corrosive Consciousness 2, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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203 Corrosive Consciousness 1, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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202 Corrosive Consciousness Intro., by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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42 An Invitation to Desertion, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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An Invitation to Desertion at TheAnarchistLibrary.org Backwoods #1 at LittleBlackCart.com Show notes at Immediatism.com My other podcast at PointingTexts.org Email Cory@Immediatism.com
41 What Does the World Desire? by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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The case for panpsychism. Today’s reading appears in Backwoods: A Journal of Autochthonous Anarchy No. 2, Spring 2019, available from Little Black Cart Backwoods No.
27 Symbiogenetic Desire: An Egoist Conception of Ecology, by Bellamy Fitzpatrick
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“Our sorrow and rage is not directed at some essential metaphysical Other that attacks Nature; it is directed at an immediate mutilation of our experience,