Sectarianism in the north and the fight against it - Andrew Blackmore
Talk given by Andrew Blackmore in Dublin, February 5th, 1992
Essai sur la Religion - Joseph Déjacque
Joseph Déjacque Essai sur la Religion
Essay on Religion - Joseph Déjacque
First part of an essay about religion, published in the last issue of Le Libertaire.
The anarchist sage/'Der Goen Anarkhist': Rabbi Yankev-Meir Zalkind and religious genealogies of anarchism
Submitted by wojtek on Mar 23 2019 07:49
Anna Elena Torres' essay on Rabbi Yankev-Meir Zalkind's anarchist thinking.
Yiddish radicalism, Jewish religion: Controversies in the Fraye Arbeter Shtime, 1937–1945
Submitted by wojtek on Jan 18 2019 12:48
Lilian Türk & Jesse Cohn's joint essay examining the debates over religion hosted in the Yiddish anarchist newspaper Fraye Arbeter Shtime.
Pier Paolo Pasolini Interviewed by Enzo Biagi for the Italian television network RAI on July 27, 1971
A 1971 interview with a pessimistic Pier Paolo Pasolini, in which he discusses consumer society, the emptiness of success, television as an authoritarian mass medium, eroticism, the conformism of the intellectuals, and his enigmatic relation with the Gospel.
Staughton Lynd’s classic "Intellectual Origins of American Radicalism" (1968)
Submitted by Marx-lover on Oct 1 2018 21:47
Notes that were taken in graduate school.
Nationalism and Culture - Audio Book
An audio book of Rudolf Rocker's important work on the origins and nature of nationalism, Nationalism and Culture. Recorded by the group Audible Anarchist.
From the Heart of Darkness: Anatomy of a March in Poland
Submitted by Internationalis... on Dec 17 2017 17:35
The rise of so-called populism and the far right over the past few years has been a global trend. We have written about it before – "reactionary ideologies always feed on social decomposition, atomisation and growing insecurity."
Down with the Bourgeois Republic! Down with Its Constitution! – Amadeo Bordiga
An article from 1947 by Amadeo Bordiga in which he discusses the debate over the constitution of the new Italian republic, the role of religion and secularism in Italian history, the opportunism of the Communist Party, “conformism” in Italian politics, the incompatibility of religion and socialism, the idolatry of the “sacred and inviolable” rights of the “Individual”, the fraud of political decentralization (which he correctly saw as opening the door of politics to the Mafia), the “demagogic appeal to labor” in modern “totalitarian” ideologies (the goal of the workers movement is “a society founded not on labor, but on consumption”), the illusion of self-management, etc.
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