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Two-Gun Mutualism Rearmed extended outline

December 10, 2012 Shawn P. Wilbur

[I’ve sent this extended outline for the Two-Gun Mutualism book to a number of friends and colleagues for comment, and have been debating whether or not it made sense to post it here at this […]

Looking forward to 2013

December 8, 2012 Shawn P. Wilbur

I spent last weekend in La Jolla, CA, at a Liberty Fund gathering devoted to the work of Gustave de Molinari, discussing a range of his writings with a small group including Roderick Long, Charles […]

Anarchism’s Ungovernability, and What it Means to Be a Mutualist

November 15, 2012 Shawn P. Wilbur

Some time back I posted an unexpectedly controversial post on “The Ungovernability of Anarchism.” My goal was to start to talk about how the things that we are in the process of learning about […]

Gastrolatry / Gastronomy / Gastrosophy

November 13, 2012

These entries are from the Dictionary Of Phalansterian Sociology: GASTROLATRY. — Ignoble role of the man who only knows how to play with his jaw. — New Industrial World, 259. Theory of Universal Unity, 109. […]

Louise Michel, “The Claque-Dents” (IV-VI)

November 13, 2012 Shawn P. Wilbur

THE CLAQUE-DENTS [continued] IV There are two little-known islands on the coast of Morbihan. From a distance, Hœdik has the appearance of a seahorse; some bits of land, one having the appearance of bagpipes, the […]

Louise Michel and “the birds of the coming storm”

November 8, 2012 Shawn P. Wilbur

Here is a literal translation of Louise Michel’s “Les Corbeaux”, from Before the Commune, a posthumous collection of poems published in 1905. _____ THE CROWS Up there, on the fir trees, are some soft birds’ […]

Bakunin Library

The Libertarian Labyrinth

Encounters with the Anarchist Idea / Tools for an Anarchist Entente

Two-Gun Mutualism Rearmed extended outline

Looking forward to 2013

Anarchism’s Ungovernability, and What it Means to Be a Mutualist

Gastrolatry / Gastronomy / Gastrosophy

Louise Michel, “The Claque-Dents” (IV-VI)

Louise Michel and “the birds of the coming storm”

From Louise Michel’s “The Imperial Bastard”

Here he comes, to save the day…

A lighter side of Louise Michel

Joseph Déjacque, “The Humanisphere” — Note on “The Extremes”