proudhon
Constructing an Anarchism: Guarantism (Application)
I had anticipated the need for one last serious theoretical intervention at this point, in order to set up the comparatively programmatic elements in the remaining posts. The emergence of some new details in the “social system” section of Proudhon’s Justice—as discussed in the last post—offers a different and more direct path forward. But let’s start by quickly examining the road we won’t be traveling.
No Really, What is Anarchism?
from The Bates Student via Center for a Stateless Society
Zaheer in The Legend of Korra (voiced by punk rock legend Henry Rollins) who seeks to bring down all governments, prompting the protagonist Korra at one point: “The idea of having nations and governments is as foolish as keeping the human and spirit realms separate [a reference to a previous season’s plot]. You’ve had to deal with a moronic president and a tyrannical queen. Don’t you think the world would be better off if leaders like them were eliminated?”
Anarchism: Plain and neo-Proudhonian
from the libertarian labyrinth
In the revised outline for Our Lost Continent and the Journey Back, the work is now clearly split into two parts:
- Our Lost Continent: Reflections on the Anarchist Past
- The Journey Back: Reconsideration of Anarchist History
And that first section includes at least the following elements:
