Articles about Dauve, Camatte, Perlman
May 19 2009 18:01
It so fell out that there is a considerable number (e.g. much more than councilists') of russian translations of these authors. But they are quite unknown among russian lefties. I want to introduce them, but i didn't find any articles about them, except one on Camatte from Green Anarchy. Do you know any other biographies? maybe reviews on their books?
Jun 9 2009 03:42
#2
Hobgoblin Issue One Spring/Summer 1999
HAS CAPITAL AUTONOMIZED ITSELF FROM HUMANITY? By David Black
Review: Jacques Camatte, 'This World We Must Leave and Other Essays'USA
Online at:
Jun 11 2009 01:20
#3
jura wrote:
Fredy Perlman's widow Lorraine wrote a biography called Having Little, Being Much, but I don't know if it's online somewhere...
I can upload this if you want, but it won't be overnight.
Jun 11 2009 08:23
#4
Frenzy, if it's not too much trouble, that would be nice.
Jun 11 2009 12:00
#5
jura wrote:
Frenzy, if it's not too much trouble, that would be nice.
+++
Jun 11 2009 16:53
#6
ok my pleasure. I'll start scanning it. It's going to take time; plus I have classes, but I'll let you all know when it's done. I hope there's no rush
Jun 11 2009 22:27
#7
There's a short excerpt from Lorraine Perlman's book here, about 68, and a critique of Situationist orthodoxy; http://www.geocities.com/~johngray/peractil.htm#much
Jul 17 2009 21:26
#8
ok, here is Having Little; have fun translating!
Jul 20 2009 18:45
#9
I just finished skimming through Having Little, Being Much. Very interesting. I never knew Fredy and Lorraine actually met Camatte. I wish somehow volume two of The Strait would get published, even if some gaps have to be filled with rough notes.
Jul 20 2009 23:44
#10
Alaric Malgraith wrote:
I wish somehow volume two of The Strait would get published
I know; I wish that, too!
Fredy Perlman's widow Lorraine wrote a biography called Having Little, Being Much, but I don't know if it's online somewhere...