Things have been a little quiet on this blog, due in part to offline concerns, but I’ve been puttering away, and regular readers here may find material of interest among the newish posts to some of my other blogs. I’m particularly happy to have completed the translation of An Account of a Voyage from the Arctic to the Antarctic Pole by way of the Center of the Earth, a 1721 French “imaginary voyage” involving a passage through the center of the earth.
At Black and Red Feminist History:
- Jenny d’Hericourt, “Woman’s Rights in France” (1869)
- La Femme, “Madame Jenny P. d’Hericourt” (1869)
- Jenny P. d’Hericourt to “The Agitator” (June 12, 1869)
At Splendors of the Combined Order:
- Terrence, “A Short Introduction to the Works of Charles Fourier” (1848)
- Charles Fourier, Response to the Gazette de France — I (1844)
- Charles Fourier, Response to the Gazette de France — II
At From the Libertarian Library:
- Han Ryner, “The Paradox” (1913) [my translation]
- Han Ryner, “The Secret of Don Juan” (1915) [my translation]
- Han Ryner, “The Little Exile” (1920) [my translation]
At Possible and Impossible Worlds:
- An Account of a Voyage from the Arctic to the Antarctic Pole by way of the Center of the Earth (1721) [my translation]
- [conclusion]
