If you look at the side-bar of the blog, you’ll find a poll, asking for input on what sorts of materials I should be giving priority in the Corvus Editions project. I’ve been running a similar poll on Facebook, but would like input from a broader audience. So far, translations seem to be the priority for my FB readers, and my own sense is that translations will continue to be a central focus of the project, so I’ve added another poll, directly below the first, about translation priorities.
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Justice—and “Justice”—as the Center of Proudhon’s Work
Work on the translation of Proudhon’s Justice in the Revolution and the Church continues steadily and is now well ahead of the schedule I had set myself, despite a bout of the still-lurking plague complicating matters in March. Today, I started translating the Fifth Study, on education and the draft files for the project contain roughly 411,000 words (1280 double-spaced pages) of new or previously unshared translation. […]
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An update and a call
I’m taking the next month or so to write (The Mutualist #2, and “The Anarchism of Approximations”), and to consolidate the lessons of the last year into some kind of routine, both for Corvus Editions […]
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Getting collaborative at Collective Reason
Well, I had expected complications in my translating efforts, and they have come already. But the largest complication of the last several days has been of a rather fortunate sort: I have help. As I’ve […]
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Just to let you know, a few people (some of whom worked on “Property is Theft!”) are working on the rest of “Confessions of a Revolutionary”.
Not much to report yet, but that’s the plan.
And if you want to publish bits of “Property is Theft!” as Corvus editions then that would be fine. If you need the word version let me know.
Iain
An Anarchist FAQ
Excellent news, Iain.
I’ve spent much of the day working on some stuff from the posthumous “Napoleon III” volume, which is uneven, but has some fine, surprisingly straightforward sections on anarchism in it. I think you’ll be interested.