Flowers of Solitude and Points of Reference — project page Chaptre VII — Libre ou captif ? Chapter VII — Free or Captive? EXPÉRIENCE Souventes fois, vous m’aviez reproché dé ne pas tendre l’ouïe aux […]
Flowers of Solitude and Points of Reference — project page Fleurs de solitude et Points de repère Chapitre I — Science et Philosophie Flowers of Solitude and Reference Points Chapter I — Science and Philosophy […]
Flowers of Solitude and Points of Reference — project page Chapitre II — Education et sentiment Chapter II — Education and Sentiment SUR L’ÉDUCATION Toutes hypothèses mises de côté, chaque genre, chaque espèce possède une […]
All the avant-garde sociétaires — social-democrats, revolutionaries of every shade, various communists — say that the individual is a “product of the environment.” It would be more precise to say that individuals are products of their environment. And to add that the individual is more specifically the outcome of an ancestral line whose origin goes back to the animal night. Taking into account that in certain individuals the characteristics of temperament and constitution of a particular ancestor essentially dominate. […]
Le choix. Il faut choisir : laisser la route large à d’autres : Prendre un sentier perdu, mal ou peu fréquenté, Où l’on croise des fous, des pionniers, des apôtres ; Sombre tant que le […]
This text, which was apparently separately published in mid-1915 and is preserved in the Paris Archives de la préfecture de police, is attributed to E. Armand in Les En-dehors: Anarchistes individualistes et illégalistes à la […]
Georgette Ryner was the daughter of Han Ryner, a teacher and a regular contributed to E. Armand’s paper l’en dehors. The prose poem translated here is presented in two slightly different versions. The first appeared […]
L’Universel (1900-1901) E. A., “La lutte suprème,” L’Universel 2 no. 2 (Juin 1900): 4. [verse] E. Armand, “L’homme de péché,” L’Universel 2 no. 5 (Septembre 1900): 2. E. Armand, “Affaires de Chine et de chez […]
Heaps of ruins. Pyres. Blood. Tears. Harrowing cries. Desparate appeals, interspersed with terrifying silences. Pitiful supplications, mad laughter.
Murmurs, quivering, hazy and indistinct. Raucous noises, like the waves when they crash into the rocks.
It is the wind of liberty that whispers. […]
In some autobiographical reflections published in l’Unique, E. Armand noted that late in 1897, he wrote “under the signature Franck or Junius or the two together” some articles for Sébastien Faure’s anarchist newspaper Le Libertaire. […]
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