Altruism is an alternative to competition as the all-definitive, if not vulgar, expression of the evolutionary principle. The question is, how can we put it to work?
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Community Organizer’s Toolkit, An Adjunct To Mao’s Little Redbook (Part I)
It's one thing to try to mobilize the masses to rise up against the oppressor; community building is another. Both are important elements of revolutionary thought and action.
Read More »The Modern-Day Liberal, A Portrait
"Liberal." Imagine everyday political discourse without recourse to this all-convenient label. You can’t!
Read More »Of Mice and Men and Other Things
No philosophy of political or social institutions can be complete without articulating the philosophy of the subject. In what follows, I hope to rectify this shortcoming.
Read More »In Defense of Anarchism: Conclusion
“No countries, no possessions, only a brotherhood of man” What's so hard to understand? John Lennon was a prophet.
Read More »In Defense of Anarchism, Part III: A Recap
The war on terror and the resulting "state of exception" are quickly becoming regular features of everyday life. The question is, have we reached the end of history or are we about to enter another chapter?
Read More »In Defense of Anarchism, Part II
Anarchism emerges as the only viable political philosophy for our times. We had better acquaint ourselves with its first principles since the movement is already well underway.
Read More »“Marxian Class Analysis, Theory and Practice” online seminar by Richard D. Wolff, a review
Richard D. Wolff's online seminar on class structure and class relationships is not to be missed. Be there or be square.
Read More »In Defense of Anarchism, Part I
The failure of modern-day politics can be traced to the abject failure of the State, the overarching political construct. Consequently, anarchism emerges as the only coherent political philosophy.
Read More »The China Syndrome, Take Two
Mr. May's rosy picture of China coming of age, as per latest article, is not as promising as one could hope for.
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