Monthly Archives: August 2007

Professor Norman Cohn (1915 – 2007)

* * * From The Telegraph * * * Professor Norman Cohn, who died on Tuesday aged 92, was a historian, philosopher, linguist, author and expert on persecution, genocide and extermination; his seminal book, The Pursuit of the Millennium: revolutionary … Continue reading

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The Past, the Future, and Around the World: Four New Books about Anarchism

David Graeber on on Charlie Rose. The volume of anarchist literature will likely grow significantly in the next several years as authors who came of age during the anti-globalization movement (1999 – 2001) publish their works. For instance, there is … Continue reading

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An Atlas of Radical Cartography

1. About An Atlas of Radical Cartography 2. Upcoming exhibitions and events 3. We (still) need your support! 1. An Atlas of Radical Cartography pairs artists, architects, designers, and collectives with writers to explore the map¹s role as political agent. … Continue reading

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A New Opportunity

by Jordi Berenguer (From El Mostrador, July 22, 2007. English Translation by Chuck Morse) * * * Life. The world. Society. Everything or at least almost everything offers new opportunities. Today there is an opportunity for ideas that were forgotten–poorly … Continue reading

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