CULTE ET LOIS D’UNE SOCIETE D’HOMMES SANS DIEU. L’an Ier de la Raison. VI de la République Française. EXTRAIT Du Discours prononcé par le Président du Conseil des Cinq-Cents, sur la fête du premier Vendémiaire, […]
Gabriel, “Pour faire réfléchir,” L’En dehors 2 no. 8 (mi-Mars 1923): 2. Gabriel, “Pour faire réfléchir,” L’En dehors 2 no. 9 (début Avril 1923): 1. Gabriel, “Pour faire réfléchir,” L’En dehors 2 no. 10 (fin […]
To appreciate life, to taste with joy, even with delight all of the infinitely brief and fleeting moments, the succession of which forms the weft of our existence, to feel a pleasure in starting each new day; this is the only way of being desirable for an individual who has killed in themselves every germ of mysticism, and who scoffs at all forms of asceticism — holding this practice to be contrary to healthy equilibrium, as the prerogative of nervous temperaments and weak stomachs. If they do not possess this fund of optimism, life, for the free individual, has no reason to exist. […]
The Combat of Love and Death A TALE “So here you are, gone, Alain, my beloved, gone forever, gone in death, you who had thought to conquer death!… And lost with you, your hope of […]
Etre anarchiste Si, après avoir réuni plusieurs camarades libertaires, vous demandez à chacun quelle est leur manière d’être anarchiste, vous serez amenés fatalement à faire une constatation importante qui est celle-ci : Aucune des réponses […]
To be an anarchist, it is not enough to scream at all the echoes that you are an anarchist, to go up to the rostrum, to utter a bunch of stupidities, to read the Libertaire more or less frequently. […]
Most people submit, blissfully follow the path that was laid out for them beforehand, disputing nothing and taking their place in the ranks assigned to them in the herd. They are perfect citizens, respectful of the catechisms taught and the laws imposed, but we could not see in them beings living according to nature and reason. […]
Les Corbeaux Depuis le jour où un pauvre homme à qui Jean Couraud avait refusé l’aumône, est allé se pendre dans son écurie, il semble qu’un mauvais sort s’est abattu sur la ferme. Toutes les […]
This is the earliest explicitly anarchist writing I have found that clearly seems to be by Lucien-Ernest Juin, who was in Switzerland with the Salvation Army at the time. It seems to have been predated only by contributions to Christian publications. […]
Tant pis pour eux ! À la force armée qui le poursuit, un homme tente de s’échapper. Grâce à son adresse ou à sa force, à son sang-froid ou à son audace, il est sur le […]
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