Abolition: a piece in four voices
Characters:
- The Author – Late 20s
- The Critic – Mid 30s
- The Bored – Early 40s
- The Curious – Unaltered by time
- The Librarian – An Ethereal Being
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Characters:
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A review of the essay, Primitivism, anarcho-primitivism and anti-civilisationism – criticism by Libcom http://libcom.org/thought/approaches/primitivism/
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“I should have said why I thought the Anvil was a ‘good direction to go’. I think many of us are at the stage where it is easier to talk about the thing we are really talking about (the transformation of human relations) when we talk about something else […] it has become easier to infer or extrapolate from objects and experiences than to theorise […] as you say, theory really does feel very uncomfortable now” (over_the_water_to_charlie, anti-politics.net).
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