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Interview with Ruta 66 - Miguel Amorós

An interview published in 2016 in which Miguel Amorós answers questions about his life and ideas and discusses anarchism, Guy Debord and the Situationist International, the Spanish “Transition”, rock music, the Encyclopédie des Nuisances, postmodernism, the “civil society” movement and Podemos, mass society, terrorism, and the idea of progress.

Crise e autogestão - Négation

Texto que analisa a contra-revolução sob a forma de capital variável autogerindo empresas ocupadas. Afirma, contra ela, a perspectiva de negação da empresa na comunidade material, a comunidade humana mundial.

Charles Fourier - The Theory of the Four Movements

A weird and wonderful proto-socialist, proto-surrealist, anti-civ utopian vision for the world.

Guy Hocquenghem - Homosexual Desire

Homosexual Desire is an exhilarating analysis of capitalist societies' pervasive fascination with, and violent fear of, same-sex desire.

Renzo Novatore - The Collected Writings of Renzo Novatore

The writings of Renzo Novatore are an emotional cavalcade of egoism, nihilism, and hatred for democratic mediocrity along with irrepressible and indomitable will in the face of the world as it is..

Attentat

An anonymously written journal composed of essays on nihilist ideas, history, strategy, and critique.

frére dupont - Species Being and Other Stories

frére dupont looks unflinchingly at the illusions that revolutionaries use to protect themselves, and offers new perspectives, and with them, new hope for strategies that can address the reality we live in.

On the reproduction of capitalism - Louis Althusser

Workers in a Lean World: Unions in the International Economy - Kim Moody

Critique of Dialectical Reason (vol. 1 & 2) - Jean-Paul Sartre

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