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second book of masanobu fukuoka, in which he more concretely and with more details explains his philosophy and practice. fukuoka says that man should be anti-anthropocentric, to observe the nature, to learn from it but also to know that he is not able to perceive all the natural lows. by observing and learning from nature, and producing food and other needs by just imitating natural laws and minimally adapting them, man can create sustainable and fulfilling environment for himself.  read more »

A play produced by Insurgent Theatre in January of 2005.

If you'd like to produce your own version of this play, the author would love to help. Find contact info in the file. Thank you.

http://insurgenttheatre.org/theory/BTWH.pdf

Script for a play produced by Insurgent Theatre summer of 2008 - spring of 2009.

If anyone is interested in producing their own version of this play, i'd love to help. Contact information inside script.

http://insurgenttheatre.org/theory/PAINT.pdf

Script and essays for a play Insurgent Theatre has been touring North America with since Sept 2009.

If anyone is interested in producing their own version of this play, please contact the author. I'd love to help.

http://www.insurgenttheatre.org/theory/ULYSSES.pdf

masanobu fukuoka (1913-2008) was japanese farmer, philosopher, and scientist, but also one of the most ingenious individuals of our times. after few decades of experimenting he developed various ways of producing food almost without interventions characteristic for conventional agriculture, such as tilling, pruning, or fertilization (what is today known as permaculture), usually even with higher yields. hes work is also deeply philosophically inspired, mostly by traditional bhuddism and taoism.  read more »

A modern interpretation of Don Quixote.

Beating Fascism: Anarchist Anti-Fascism in Theory and Practice
Edited by Anna Key

A collection of essays analyzing anti-fascist movements in Italy, Germany, the UK, Toronto, and Chicago

Reposted by South Side Chicago Anti-Racist Action
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“Anarchism is a philosophy that advocates for complete liberty, freedom, and equality. The nuances are myriad and complex. Regardless of their intellectual or social merit, though, it is not necessary for the law enforcement professional to completely understand them all to confront the challenges posed by their advocates.”

-Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 28:201–223, 2005: Anarchist Direct Actions: A Challenge for Law Enforcement, by Randy Borum (University of South Florida) and Chuck Tilby (Eugene, Oregon Police Department)

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A NEW TRANSLATION OF TIQQUN'S "BLOOM THEORY".

"A conscious fraction of the Imaginary Party, Tiqqun believes that what is true does not need to sign any name, practices anonymity like some others practice terrorism, and is in its element in all the coming forms of sabotage; it doesn't critique society so as to improve it, but instead spreads doubts everywhere about the existence of society itself, points out the maneuvers of a faceless internal enemy, and is engaged in a permanent conspiracy against that fiction, anticipating a mass desertion of the social corpse."  read more »

By W.E. Trautman

Old school Industrial Union literature printed by the original Workers' International Industrial Union (WIIU).

Two versions to Enjoy!

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South Side Chicago Anti-Racist Action is making available several old-school ARA zines published many years ago by Chicago ARA.

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ARA Research Bulletin #1 May 2001 (No Tears for the Nazis, No Support for the State, The Enemy of Our Enemy: the Southern Poverty Law Center “Badjackets” Anarchists, The Third Position, The New Face of Resistance: White Music for White Sheep, Hale and Brimstone, and News from the Front Lines)  read more »

A strange delusion possesses the working classes of the nations where capitalist civilization holds its sway. This delusion drags in its train the individual and social woes which for two centuries have tortured sad humanity. This delusion is the love of work, the furious passion for work, pushed even to the exhaustion of the vital force of the individual and his progeny.

Fredy Perlman's classic text. Copied it off the Noble Savagery blog @ http://noblesavagery.blogspot.com/ but got it all in a single PDF, paginated it, fixed some typos and grammar and spelling errors. Hope you enjoy it.

Croatian translation of "Critica del sindacalismo" by Alfredo M. Bonanno