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Cyber Dandy Goals:
Inspire conversations among anarchists on topics I think about a lot but don’t find a lot of anarchist media talking about.
Make a home for Existentialist Anarchism.
Promote people who I respect and want others to know about.
Talk to people I disagree with in a visible way so that others can see that engagement is possible and make their own attempts at it.
What is Socialism? Yesterday and Today’s Distinctions…
Most discussions of socialism don’t begin at the beginning. Instead, they begin from the works of Marx and Engels. Or worse, they begin from the
Conceptualizing the State – A Response to Ben Burgis’ “Patron Request Topic: Anarchism and Prison Abolition”
This is a response to Ben Burgis’ post “Patron Request Topic: Anarchism and Prison Abolition” [I initially wrote an eloquent response to this in the
How Liberal and Right Wing Anti-Communism Continues to Fuel Fascism Today
The storming of the US Capitol Building was only one of a series of right-wing attacks on 01/06/2021, adding to decades of nationalist reaction. Yes,
Existentialist Anarchism: A Rough Sketch in Progress
The State of This Sketch I began writing this some years ago and have yet to finish it. I am regularly disappointed by that fact,
Herbert Read’s Forward to Albert Camus’ The Rebel
With the publication of this book a cloud that has oppressed the European mind for more than a century begins to lift. After an age
Why Existentialism?
As someone who was educated in the United States (and this may apply elsewhere), my introduction to Existentialism came mostly in the form of
Albert Camus’ Anarchist Conclusion
Apparently, almost everyone who has made a statement about Albert Camus’ political ideology skipped the end of his most extensive essay in political philosophy: The
Self-Encounter: A Study in Existentialism
From: http://americanarchive.org/ Self Encounter is a series designed to explain and illustrate the most important principles of existential philosophy, and the implications of their application
The Rebel by Albert Camus
The Rebel by Albert Camus reviewed by Squee Published in Anarchy, A Journal of Desire Armed In 1951, Albert Camus had already dealt thoroughly with