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38 Primitivism: It is Time to Kiss the Earth Again, by Ramon Elani
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37 Primitivism: Fallen Skies, by Ramon Elani
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36 Toward a New Anarchism: Anarcho-Daoism, by Jacques
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35 Nameless: An Egoist Critique of Identity, by Apio Ludd
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33 An Egoist Method, by Apio Ludd
“In every one of these things there is something of the sacred, something of the power that individuals have alienated from themselves….”
32 A Letter To Lovers, by Cresencia Desafio and Katherine DiFiore
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26 Anarcho-Pessimism. Should I Try To Communicate?, by Laurence Labadie
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25 Anarcho-pessimism. On Man’s Thinking, by Laurence Labadie
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24 Anarcho-Pessimism. What is Man?, by Laurence Labadie
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23 A Chinese Sage, by Oscar Wilde
“The perfect man ignores self; the divine man ignores action; the true sage ignores reputation.” ~ Chuang Tzu Today’s reading, A Chinese Sage, is from
22 The Theory of the Individual In Chinese Philosophy: Yang-Chou, by Alexandra David-Neel
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21 Neither Lord Nor Subject, by Bao Jingyan
“…[A]ll this could have been dispensed with if there had been no oppression and violence from the start.” ~ Bao Jingyan, 300 CE Today’s reading,
20 Absolute Divergence From the Order of Consensus, by Ludo
“Society’s most effective weapon…is to simply keep people in the dark about weapons they already possess (…imagination, creativity, entheogens, subversion, and humor)….” ~ Ludo
19 Realism, by Wolfi Landstreicher
“…I will face reality with weapons in hand…to destroy the unconscious social consensus, the endless conformity and obedience that create the present reality.“ ~ Wolfi
18 Talking to Ourselves, by Ben G. Price
“The more intrepid among us may prefer to challenge the consensus, despite the dangers of openly doing so.” ~ Ben G. Price The essay read
17 Critical Self-Theory: Towards an anarchist critical theory of the self and society, by Jason McQuinn
“The only really critical self-theory exists where no morals, abstract ideals, or hidden constraints cloud the air.” ~ Jason McQuinn The essay read this episode,
16 Critique Of the Listener, by Hakim Bey
“Enlightenment is all we have…. Writing has taken us to the very edge, beyond which writing may be impossible.” ~Hakim Bey Critique of the Listener
15 Imagination, by Hakim Bey
“Immediatism wants to be a game, not a political movement, & certainly not a revolution….” ~Hakim Bey Imagination, the essay, is available in Immediatism, the
13 The Tong, by Hakim Bey
“[T]he secret society promises to provide a useful framework of protective clandestinity—a cloak of invisibility that will have to be dropped only in the event
10 The New Nihilism, by Peter Lamborn Wilson
“Depression we may have to accept, impotent rage we may have to accept, revolutionary pessimism we may have to accept. But as e.e. cummings (anarchist
9 Green Nihilism or Cosmic Pessimism, by Alejandro de Acosta
“Our place is to think, to continue speaking of chaos, not being stupid enough to think we can take its side. There are no sides.”
8 History as Decomposition, by Alejandro de Acosta
“Our awareness of decomposition leads to certain insights that are disconcerting and fascinating as well; they may well be visions from outside Civilization. This awareness
7 Its Core Is the Negation, by Alejandro de Acosta
“[O]ur ethics might…be defined as the provisional disorientation with which we approach our ways of living, the interminable and necessary skepticism that characterizes our thinking’s
6 On the Degradation of Language & the Art of Listening, by Wolfi Landstreicher
“[T]he point is to leave a clue, a verbal finger pointing toward the moon of one’s ideas and dreams that says just enough to find
5 On Sexual Poverty, by Wolfi Landstreicher
“[S]exual satisfaction is not just a question of pleasure as such, but specifically that pleasure that springs from real encounter and recognition[.]” ~Wolfi Landstreicher The
4 On Projectuality, by Wolfi Landstreicher
“[W]hen we make the choice to break the machine rather than continuing to adjust it, passivity ceases and projectuality begins.” ~Wolfi Landstreicher The text read