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‘Table for Two: Lunch Time with César Chávez and Herbert Marcuse,’ by Armando Arias
Professor Armando Arias remembers back to a conversation between critical theorist Herbert Marcuse and labor organizer César Chávez, as part of a larger project on the coming together of Chávez and science.
“Means and Ends: an Anarchist Critique of Seizing State Power,” essay by Zoe Baker
“In ‘Mean and Ends: an Anarchist Critique of Seizing State Power,’ Zoe Baker gives a vital and timely overview of the anarchist analyses of social transformation that refuse the state as the horizon of revolutionary struggle. In recent years, movements from Chile to Palestine, from Iran to the United States have circumvented traditional leadership toContinue reading ““Means and Ends: an Anarchist Critique of Seizing State Power,” essay by Zoe Baker”
“À propos de la poésie collaborative” par Brian Sheffield (et trois poèmes collaboratifs)
Poète et éditeur, Brian Sheffield, se demande pourquoi nous devrions parfois abandonner l’individualisme et l’égoïsme de l’auteur solitaire. La poésie, dans ses meilleurs moments, est collaborative. Ici, il explore certaines des raisons de l’écriture collaborative, et inclut trois exemples du collectif Boukra.
“On Collaborative Poetry” by Brian Sheffield (plus three collaborative poems)
Poet and editor, Brian Sheffield, considers why we should sometimes abandon the individualism and egoism of the solitary author. Poetry, when at its best, is collaborative. Here he explores some of why of collaborative poetry writing, and includes three examples from the Boukra Collective.
New poem by Jean Vengua, “I Would Rather Not”
Jean Vengua writes about living in constant grief for both a present and a future that does not exist in the way she was made to expect, suggesting the kind of isolation online living creates.
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