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La Frondeuse: Suzanne Voilquin, "Suicide of Claire Démar and Perret Desessarts" (1855)
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Anarchist and socialist feminism — texts and translations. Wednesday, December 31, 2014. Suzanne Voilquin, "Suicide of Claire Démar and Perret Desessarts" (1855). Of Claire Démar and Perret Desessarts. Isn’t it a religion? Isn’t it life? Age 25, had recently left Grenoble, the city of his birth. Already haunted by an obsession with suicide, he came to Paris around the beginning of that year; it was also at that time that he saw, for the first time, Claire Démar. Everything seemed to them lackluster, dead.
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La Frondeuse: August 2013
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Anarchist and socialist feminism — texts and translations. Friday, August 23, 2013. Olga Liubatovitch and other women from the Russian nihilist movement. As a companion to the Frondeuse series, I've assembled a collection featuring Stepniak's " A Female Nihilist. Shawn P. Wilbur. Links to this post. Tuesday, August 6, 2013. A Louise Michel miscellany. Material by and about Louise Michel in my various archives:. Why I am an Anarchist. UK), 3 no. 3 (March, 1896): 26. Why We are Anarchists. Edwin Markham, "...
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La Frondeuse: January 2014
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Anarchist and socialist feminism — texts and translations. Thursday, January 16, 2014. Jenny d'Héricourt, A letter from America (1868). I've been working on the remaining untranslated portions of Jenny d'Héricourt's Woman Affranchised. A journal published by Charles Fauvety, who was both a friend of Héricourt and an old collaborator of Proudhon's. Fauvety was also indirectly connected, through association with Alphonse-Louis Constant, aka. There were certainly some who had accused her of "masculine" prej...
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La Frondeuse: Amilcare Cipriani, “A Woman" (1902)
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Anarchist and socialist feminism — texts and translations. Sunday, April 27, 2014. Amilcare Cipriani, “A Woman" (1902). Nature had been kind in bestowing her gifts on her; beauty, goodness, strength, will and energy, she possessed all these in the highest degree. She might have been happy, she chose instead to embrace and devote herself, to the “cause” which spreads fear amongst cowards and governments. Life had just commenced to smile on her, when the Italian war of Independence broke out. Her love for ...
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La Frondeuse: July 2013
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Anarchist and socialist feminism — texts and translations. Wednesday, July 3, 2013. Pauline Roland and the women transported after the December 1851 coup d'etat. What follows here is a chapter from Charles Ribeyrolles' Les Bagnes d'Afrique. History of the transportation of December:. Since a half century particulary, under the influence of the new ideas that have sprung up in the souls of all, and of new and growing liberties, the sentiments and habits of the nation had become milder, purer, more elevate...
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La Frondeuse: March 2014
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Anarchist and socialist feminism — texts and translations. Monday, March 31, 2014. Pauline Roland, Have Women the Right to Labor? A Letter from Pauline Roland. We extract from the Espérance. A letter of a courageous and intelligent woman, a martyr of modern times, a heroine of Socialism, dead fighting for Progress and for Humanity. Have Women the Right to Labor? Addressed by a captive to the citizen Emile de Girardin,. Editor of the Bien-Etre universel. Prison of Saint-Lazare, April 1851. 8220; The first.
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La Frondeuse: August 2012
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Anarchist and socialist feminism — texts and translations. Monday, August 20, 2012. Stories by Voltairine de Cleyre and Lizzie Holmes. I've assembled a collection of Voltairine de Cleyre's " Sketches and Stories. Combining the material from the Collected Works. Volume with a few sketches which were not included there. And I've also collected a few of Lizzie M. Holmes' stories from the labor press, all dealing with the issue of strikes and replacement works, in a pamphlet entitled " Scabs. And a number of...
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La Frondeuse: Nelly Roussel, "What is 'Feminism'?" (1906)
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Anarchist and socialist feminism — texts and translations. Thursday, January 1, 2015. Nelly Roussel, "What is 'Feminism'? WHAT IS “FEMINISM”? No French word is more often badly understood and falsely interpreted than the one that designates the ensemble of our demands. And I do not fear to affirm that some men, and men women, are “feminists” without knowing it, all while rejecting the title. Some—despite the evidence—persist in seeing in “feminism” only a. We aspire to something other than the role of.
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Mutualism and Solutions to the Social Problem: A Mutualist Theory of Credit
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Mutualism and Solutions to the Social Problem. Wednesday, March 26, 2014. A Mutualist Theory of Credit. Neo-Proudhonians theorize credit as functioning as a facilitator of mutual. Credit and debt must fluctuate according to the development of ones being, and since no person or groups law of organization is fixed, there must be equilibrium according to the principles of reciprocity and progress. From and somehow in debt to said collectivities that we compose. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
