The end of anarchism? - Luigi Galleani

Ten articles by Luigi Galleani originally published in Cronaca Sovversiva from August 17, 1907 to January 25,1908 as a response to an interview of former anarchist Francisco Saverio Merlino entitled "The End of Anarchism" in which Merlino declared Anarchism dead.

Files

Luigi Galleani The End of Anarchism.pdf (1.55 MB)

Printer-friendly version

Comments

Note to moderaters: delete

Note to moderaters: delete the other article. It is too big too fit in article and accept my changes to footnotes.

Related content

Seething with the ideal : Galleanisti and class struggle in late 19th century and early 20th-century USA

Christopher Wellbrook analyzes the Italian-American insurrectionary anarchists of…

The state: Its historic role - Peter Kropotkin

Famous Russian anarchist Prince Peter Kropotkin's classic work on the state and its function in society.

Homage to Catalonia - George Orwell

George Orwell's famous 1938 account of the Spanish Revolution and Civil War, from his point of view as a volunteer in the POUM militia.

The Continuing Appeal of Authoritarianism

Article taking to task the direction of the Fire By Night Organizing Committee, an organization that emerged from Love & Rage's dissolution and commonly seen as the faction that was moving towards Marxist-Leninism.

Rabble rousers and merry pranksters: A history of anarchism in Aotearoa/New Zealand from the mid-1950s to the early 1980s

Complete PDF of the only full book on anarchist history in New Zealand by Toby…

Max Stirner

The ego and its own - Max Stirner

Although his 'individualist anarchism' has been largely repudiated today, Max Stirner was an important Young Hegelian thinker and contemporary of…