Imputationism

December 28, 2015 / 0 comments

By Bob Black, AJODA #38 – Fall 1993 Dear Politically Challenged, Getting three issues at once, as I just did, impresses on me the enormity of your output — that anthology you’ve considered will have to be huge to be at all representative. I am not going to try to make up for lost time,…

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For a World Without Morality

December 28, 2015 / 3 comments

By Anonymous, AJODA #38 – Fall 1993 This introduction to a critique of social customs is a contribution to a necessary revolutionary anthropology. The communist movement possesses a dimension which is both a class and human one. It is a movement which is based on the central role of workers without being a form of…

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FBI vs. the Branch Davidians: Assembling an alternative understanding

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By Dina Fisher, AJODA #38 – Fall 1993 On April 19, 1993, live broadcasts of armored tanks and burning buildings flooded my TV screen. Flipping from station to station, I gathered that somewhere between 70 and 100 people were burning to death inside the buildings. The news reports cut back and forth between live footage…

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A Critique of Half-Assed Radicalism

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By Héme, AJODA #38, Fall 1993 Although I am involved with Interrogations, what follows does not flow exclusively from how I experience this activity. Nor is it independent of it. Rather, I would like to attempt to define what underlies an uneasiness I have felt in the last few months while reading texts from what,…

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Adiós, Catalonia! In the Aftermath of the Spanish Civil War

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By Manolo Gonzalez, AJODA #38 & #39, Fall 1993 / Winter 1994 In 1939, 350,000 Spaniards went into exile. Many Anarchists took refuge in Latin America — in Mexico, Argentina and Chile. Here is a personal memoir of an Anarchist family escaping Franco’s fascists and the horrors to come. Part I. Catalonia! At last we…

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