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E. Armand, “Le manifeste de la droite anarchiste” (1927)
NOTRE POINT DE VUE le manifeste de la droite anarchiste Je ne me serais pas occupé du programme que viennent de publier les éléments de droite du mouvement anarchiste — sous Le titre de « […]
NOTRE POINT DE VUE le manifeste de la droite anarchiste Je ne me serais pas occupé du programme que viennent de publier les éléments de droite du mouvement anarchiste — sous Le titre de « […]
NOTRE POINT DE VUE notre « amoralisme » Où qu’on se tourne, l’horizon individuel se trouve limité par cette borne qu’on nomme morale ou moralité : morale religieuse ou sociétaire, morale bourgeoise ou prolétarienne. Partout des poteaux […]
As part of the ongoing project of documenting E. Armand’s work, I’ll be assembling pages for each year that l’en dehors was published, beginning somewhat selectively with texts that particularly caught my eye. Gradually, these […]
LA REVOLUTION ANARCHISTE … Je crois au socialisme pour les socialistes comme je crois à l’anarchisme pour les anarchistes ; je crois que tous les autres systèmes ou points de vue sont faits pour convenir […]
“Les Forces de Révolution” was the tenth installment in the Propos Subversifs series, published in 1921. It is an interesting anticipation of the anarchist synthesis that Sébastien Faure and Voline would promote a few years […]
Beginning with its first issue in 1928, the pages of La Voix Libertaire were the site of an interesting debate on Sébastien Faure’s conception of the anarchist synthesis. I’ll be collecting the texts and gradually […]
The work of an Anarchist Encyclopedia appearing indispensable to some comrades, who think that such a document would serve a useful purpose, for every person could consult there the expressions, terms and subjects that constantly figure in the texts of all the writers, which escape for the moment those who know, and would instruct those who do not yet and and who desire to learn. […]
After a couple of decades in the wilderness of history, in search of the elusive headwaters of the anarchist tradition, you stop beside some particularly active mountain spring and think that, while no serious seeker would every claim a single source for that tradition, you’ve probably been in the right neighborhood for some time now. Maybe it’s time to start thinking about the return trip. […]
My dear Armand, your book is a book of ideas, which is why those who wish to reign by the sword or by the power of their fists do not value it. I, preserving the ideal of my younger years, I like its dawn-air, which breaks as if to illuminate the helpless vessels that the surf carries off… And, fleeing the ebb of human stupidity, endlessly multiplied, how many sailors lost on the granite rocks, how many tormented minds and hearts full of sorrow, will one day to “put in at the port,” if by you aid their “compass” once again finds the north! […]
We do not live for ourselves—we live for others. We suffer, we struggle and we die for the gallery, to astonish others, to wrest from them a cry of admiration or praise. To appear is the great, the unique concern for the men of this century.
For the vain glory of appearing, they renounce really living. And this is true in all the domains of their activity. […]
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