journal of queer nihilism
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This issue of Anarchist Developments in Cultural Studies considers the anarchist milieu in the ten years since the attacks of September 11th, 2001 (hereafter "9/11"). A host of obvious questions accompany an attempt to encapsulate an event such as 9/11 and the ten years that followed, foremost among them: Why situate 9/11 as a date of exceptional importance? Does a reflection of this kind merely contribute to, for example, neoconservative attempts to enshrine 9/11 as a propagandistic tool? Memorialization often carries reactionary politics, whether intentional or not.
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the "spawn of anthropology" issue, articles by Brian Morris, Bob Black, Wolfi Landstreicher
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Anarchist Developments in Cultural Studies (ADCS) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal devoted to the study of new and emerging...
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A 30+ year old voice of post left anarchy and critical analysis.
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International Journal for Communisation Straight outta the UK! Here for your communal pleasure...
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The Democracy Bites issue - being articles and arguments about why appeals for democratic processes are not what anarchists ought to be striving for.
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A queer journal of heresy
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The Journal of the Nihilist position. Writings by some anonymous people, a critique of Bonanno by an Italian peer (at least in one sense), a critique of criticism, and various other thoughtful pieces by some of the people who also brought you Hello.
Small but powerful.
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the a(nthro)pology issue, "Science is Capital" by Dot Matrix, excerpt from "The State" by Harold Barclay, etc.
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This edition of this long-standing bastion of the post-left includes some surprising entries, including a review of a book I never thought of in relation to anarchy, Hustlers, Beats, and Others (now updated) by Ned Polsky, a personal favorite of mine when I read it 20 years ago.
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Anti-imperialism as an ideology, the best translation of Call for a u.s. audience, and Barry Pateman on anti-Franco activism after the Spanish Civil War, are the three main essays in this issue of Anarchy
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The Anvil Review is a periodical of review essays about popular cultural, literature, and radical material. It is comprised of a print edition (run in volume and distributed through a DIY network throughout North America) and a website with discussion about Anvil essays. Eventually there will be additional social and media resources available through the site.
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10 years in the making, here is issue 1 of Modern Slavery: the libertarian critique of civilization.
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This edition takes on sex and anarchy, with articles entitled "Changing Society and Ourselves", "Lessons from a 7ft Penis" (on one man's creative response to the sexual harassment of women), marriage, rape and male desire, hermaphroditic sea slugs, and polyamory, and then also pieces on white supremacy (by Kelly Rose Pflug-Back), industrialism, @ grand jury resistors, a review of James Scott's Two Cheers for Anarchism, and more.
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magazine for noise and politics heterogenous theory for the invisible insurrection of a million minds
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Indigenous Resistance to Civilization This issue doesn't exclusively focus on this critical theme, but it is highly present and deeply informs it. Articles on creating an indigenous anarchism (by Aragorn!), Black Mesa, primal guerrilla warfare (by Kevin Tucker),
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Articles by John Zerzan on silence, second life (the game, on cities, and one on his 2007 tour (10 countries in 19 days!); by Felonious Skunk on being a decivilizing papa; by Sal Insieme on connecting to place, among many others.
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A Libertarian Critique of Civilization
The latest issue of the latest project by the former long-term editor of Anarchy:a journal of desire armed.
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Hostis was what Rome called enemies of the state, though it also means stranger. The term is inspired by barbarians, who are not understood by Imperial powers because they do not speak a recognized language and break civic norms through uncontrolled acts of violence.
Highlights include: John Zerzans "On the Origins of War"; "Stones Can Speak," a poetic and powerful look at what is going on in Bolivia by Jesús Sepúlveda; "Only a Tsunami Will Do," a potent and lucid rant on feminism that is sure to create a storm of controversy...
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In the tradition of Impasses, here are readings from presentations (or based on presentations) at the BASTARD conference in 2014, when the theme was social war.
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