Por Locusts and Wild Honey. Artículo original escrito el 5 de enero de 2023 con el título Quakerism, Anarchy, and Everything in Between. Traducido al español por Camila Figueroa. Los cuáqueros o Amigos son miembros de la Sociedad Religiosa de los Amigos, una secta religiosa arraigada en el cristianismo protestante que no se limita a…

Di Locusts and Wild Honey. Originale: Quakerism, Anarchy, and Everything in Between, del 5 gennaio 2023. Tradotto in italiano da Enrico Sanna. Sono detti quaccheri gli aderenti alla cosiddetta Società religiosa degli amici, una setta protestante che non è unita solo da un particolare credo o da una teologia ma anche dall’opposizione alla violenza e…

De Eric Fleischmann. Artículo original publicado el 17 de noviembre de 2022 con el título A Critical Consideration of my Critical Consideration. Traducido al español por Camila Figueroa. Se me ha explicado que todo escritor, ya sea de novelas de alto nivel o de discursos en Internet, siempre tiene una o dos cosas que ha…

Quakers or Friends are members of the Religious Society of Friends, a religious sect rooted in Protestant Christianity which is not restricted to any particular creed or theology but rather brought together by an opposition to violence and a common belief in the God, Divinity, and/or Light in all human beings. In A Quaker Book…

It’s been explained to me that every writer—whether of highbrow novels or online internet discourse—always has one or two things they’ve written that they dislike and which haunts them. For me that piece is “A Critical Consideration of Hensley’s Appalachian Anarchism,” which is a response to Dakota Hensley’s article “Appalachian Anarchism: What the Voting Record…

Quakers, the religious sect with which I most closely identify, have a long history of radical action. Historically, Quakers were leaders in the American abolitionist movement and adherents have long been allies of black liberation, womens’ rights, and other social justice struggles. Today, that tradition continues, with many meetings (the equivalent of a congregation) explicitly…

In previous articles in this symposium, a sticking-point has emerged, among both pro- and anti-democracy anarchists, concerning the presumed impossibility of a collective decision-making process that doesn’t resort to coercion. I believe the anti-democracy camp are rightly hung-up on this point; if collective decision-making is necessarily coercive, such a process cannot be reconciled with anarchism,…