/lit/ - Literature

>>22162992
P.J Proudhon
Max Stirner (+Nietzsche minimally)
Mikhail Bakunin
Petr Kropotkin
Errico Malatesta

James Herod
Pierre Clastres
David Graeber
Fredy Perlman
Ted Kaczynski
P.M. (a Swiss man’s pseudonym for his book Bolo’bolo)
James C. Scott
Jacques Camatte
Murray Bookchin
Peter Gelderloos

Many others, and it’s important to read from people not quite on the same page. We’re trying to unite and organize people and help them to understand we can have a wide difference of opinion on a range of topics, even though we must come to an agreement on full revolution and emancipation from state and capitalist controls. Those still entranced with the corrupting power of these institutions are all potential informants and will betray. So we have to be stealthy as possible. And wait for the economy to implode.
If I had to whittle the list down, you should start with Bakunin’s collected works edited by Sam Dolgoff, and the short elucidations of James Herod’s Getting Free (who I’m afraid may have died by now)

>>18079673
The poltards swoop in and proceed to sidetrack. Plenty of these threads have books recommended though.
Is OP serious? One can never tell if anyone is ever serious. But we all know pol is 100% not the place to discuss anything left of Alex Jones

US anarchism has gone through the stages and now feels it has to be a pacifists movement. Reading a thing by Peter Gelderloos proves how ineffectual they are.
Lots of the old founding theorists in this book...

I have downloaded it, but the only pieces I’ve read of his are from No Gods, No Masters, which is about fifty pages of various things.

>>17846194
More, Pinker and Harris

>>17751376
Fascists are not environmentalists. They want military statism, rigid unnatural hierarchies and capitalism.

>>17427871
Lots

>>17212864
An anthology of that very name has a great sampling. (In two volumes)
My favourites are Bakunin, Kropotkin, Goldman and Malatesta. (Besides Stirner who only makes an case for the individualist’s agency)

>>17212933
The state-capitalist model is WHY we have have a pandemic. There’s no fucking reason we should be getting all that shit shipped in from China save for this idiotic economic system. Dealing with the pandemic you do need coordination, and yeah, a centralized government like China can do that fairly well, but a direct democracy series of communes can too

>>17213152
Hi. Anarchism is about challenging all unjustifiable hierarchies, it is not about abolishing them all. Write it down please.

>>16818067
You’ve never acknowledged the existence of socialist literature beyond Marx.

>>16734676
Quite a few

Chomsky is a big advocate of Rocker’s syndicalism, which isn’t bad, workers seizing the means of production is a good start and all, but ancoms lower classes seizing everything is full revolution.
As I was reading this book, I caught his dryness and put the book back. I was still considering myself a progressive at that point, but yeah, couldn’t get into it.

Pic related is a good way to understand the early thinkers

>>16509780
You have some reading to do.

>>16509388
Volume one of samples from some of our thoughts.

>>16434102
Socialism

>>16319460
This

Not this >>16319545

>>16319504
They have lost thus far. Notice how all is lost.

>>16082945
Lots of good samples from early theorists in this book.
For fiction I liked William Morris’ News from Nowhere

>>15676597
How about you try to know what the fuck you’re talking about and read a book for once in your life.

A sampling anthology for the earliest thinkers.
I haven’t looked at the second volume but I could compile a list for you if you want.

There’s a long story to this.

>>15484900
Here. Read.

>>15041124
Bakunin, Kropotkin, Goldman, Malatesta, Rocker.
And Bookchin.

>>14834381
There’s a lot to read. Here’s one from my pov

This is a one of two anthology of a good cross section which can lead you to further studies, you may nix the rest of Proudhon for Stirner, or skip to Bakunin and Kropotkin or w/e.
There’s also Anarchism: A Documentary History of Libertarian Ideas edited by Robert Graham. Three volumes and really long. I haven’t read it but it looks good.

>>14533521
That’s the point. No one needs nations. I *dream* of no state at all.

>>14378625
Neoliberal ass.

>>14378647
>Why is killing someone inherently bad?
It’s not
>Why do you think you can tell someone else what’s in their own self interest?
Because I can speak and I think they can reason.
>That’s because it was in his own self interest.
Yes.
Look for your disconnect, anon.
Maybe you’re just projecting something onto me.

>>14378650
>Demonstrate to me a single person who is "fine with what one has"
Most people aren’t stealing from you or each other, so I can point to hundreds of thousands of persons.
Go away.

>>14378660
They’re in the book! :D