This week, we’ll finish Graeber’s Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology. Go from “Tenets of a Non-Existent Science” to the end (pp. 30-48 in the pdf on @ library).

Ok, we’re back this week! Gathering Tuesday to discuss the first half of Graeber’s Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology. This week, we’ll go from the beginning up to “Tenets of a Non-Existent Science” (pp. 3-29 in the pdf on @ library).

Argh! We’re double-booked this week, so we’ll be taking the week off. Convening again Tuesday, December 10th, 7pm at the Long Haul. See you then!

Another week of Against Civilization, since I’m so late in posting this week—pp. 150-161.

More  Against Civilization this week. Go from “Modernity and the Holocaust” thru “Women/Wilderness” (pp. 131-149). Ya.

We’ll pick up with Against Civilization again, this time going from the beginning of Section III: The Nature of Civilization, thru Ivan Illich’s “Toward a History of Needs”. Til Tuesday!

Apropos of the day, we’ll read Bob Black’s Debunking Democracy.

Things came up and we didn’t actually meet last week, so tomorrow we’re doing last week’s reading. From Against Civilization, read the essays “Nature and Madness”, “Health and the Rise of Civilization”, “The Search for Society”, “My Name is Chellis and I’m in Recovery from Western Civilization”, “Society Against the State”, “The Land of the Naked People”, and “Reading and Writing” a look. Archive.org is still down, so the link this week is to The Anarchist Library. If you have the Feral House pdf we were using before, that’s pp. 74-101. See you soon!

More from Against Civilization next time: give the essays “Nature and Madness”, “Health and the Rise of Civilization”, “The Search for Society”, “My Name is Chellis and I’m in Recovery from Western Civilization”, “Society Against the State”, “The Land of the Naked People”, and “Reading and Writing” a look. Archive.org is still down so the link this week is to The Anarchist Library. If you have the Feral House pdf we were using before, that’s pp. 74-101. See you soon!

You have two for this occasion: Arthur Machen’s tale “Out of the Earth” and an interview with Alan Moore. May you enjoy them!