A reflection on spain’s 15M, a reflection whose resonances extend beyond the limits of that country.
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Colectivo Situaciones: Complete works – Reflections of a new type of #insurrection (2001 – 2003)
The posting by the online website lobo suelto! of an archive of the writings the argentine based Colectivo Situaciones, is the occasion to return to the “theoretical” work of this group and its “reflection” in the 2001-3 insurrection in the country. The importance of this work for the understanding of events in argentina, and beyond, justifies our choice in sharing this material, especially with those not familiar with either.
Continue reading Colectivo Situaciones: Complete works – Reflections of a new type of #insurrection (2001 – 2003)Nietzschean reflections in times of the pandemic
With the COVID-19 pandemic in the background, what follows is an essay that calls for a rethinking of our ethical thought, of our way of being in the world, inspired by the work of Friedrich Nietzsche and the innocence of childhood.
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A reflection on the coronavirus, the enemy within, by Amador Fernández-Savater.
Continue reading Who is the enemy? The Thing – A reflection on the #coronavirus, the enemy withinSilvia Federici: The joyful militancy of #feminism
To share, the first of a series of reflections on contemporary feminism, in interviews, essays and so on, with the eighth of March, international women’s day as a feminist strike, in the foreground.
What follows is an interview with Silvia Federici, originally published with Lobo suelto (22/02/2020).
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We share below a short essay by Diego Conno, published with lobo suelto (27/10/2019), even though we might disagree with some of the text’s terminology (e.g., “popular”, “the people”, “moblisation”) – though even here, the words intimate new possible meanings – and we would dispute the need for “leadership” in riots and uprisings.
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