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Travels in the Libertarian Labyrinth, 2005
From time to time I go back through the archives of this blog, revisiting old ideas and looking for dropped threads, and on more than one occasion I have been tempted to pull together a […]
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Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter VI
THE ADVENTURES OF NONO by JEAN GRAVE [continued from Chapter V] VI THE END OF THE EVENING The children rushed to the sheds where the tools and props were kept, and there, helped by […]
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Three details
In an issue of l‘Opinion des Femmes, the author of the pamphlet, “Response to Satan on the Subject of Mr. Proudhon, by the Archangel Saint Michael,” is identified as Jeanne Deroin. In the first stage […]
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An archangel identified
In l‘Opinion des Femmes, the author of this pamphlet, “Response to Satan on the Subject of Mr. Proudhon, by the Archangel Saint Michael,” is identified as Jeanne Deroin.
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Working Translations blog
I have been featuring the list of “working translations” on the sidebar of this blog for quite awhile now, and it has reached the point of being a bit ungainly, taking up space that perhaps […]
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Bolton Hall, “Separate From Sinners” (1899)
I said: “I will separate myself from the world, O Lord. My soul is white, and I am weary of the sins of men.” God said: “Your hands are red. How came your soul so […]
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Varieties of Proprietors: Lovers, Husbands, and Mother Hens
SIDEBAR Le propriétaire qui épargne empêche les autres de jouir sans jouir lui-même ; pour lui, ni possession ni propriété. Comme l’avare, il couve son trésor il n’en use pas. Qu’il en repaisse ses yeux, […]
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From the neo-Proudhonian blogosphere
Over at Mutualism and Solutions to the Social Problem, Derek has posted a new essay: “A Letter to Communists and Capitalists of the Libertarian Form.” And David at Blazing Truth has posted a “New Mutualist […]
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Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter V
THE ADVENTURES OF NONO by JEAN GRAVE [continued from Chapter IV] V GLUTTONY PUNISHED The castle that the children headed towards stood on a broad, well-sanded esplanade, cut through large lawns, some of which […]
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Proudhon, women, and the “organ of justice”
Back in March, 2010, at the end of the essay “Two-Gun Mutualism and the Golden Rule,” I promised to delve deeper into the question of Proudhon’s writing on women and the family—a promise I’m […]