Anarchist and Communist texts

[Cain]

http://libcom.org/library

Still worth reading, even if you don't agree with either theory.  Especially if you don't, in fact.

[Triple Zero]

where do you find the time to read all that stuff??

[hunter s.durden]

Kill your TV.

[Cain]

Kill your TV.

Correct answer.  Probably helps that I've always been a relatively fast reader too.

Still, I've been looking for a free version of Hegel's The Philosophy of History for a while, so this site has helped me out on at least one point.

[Triple Zero]

Kill your TV.

already did that years ago.

but i'm not a really fast reader that's true.

[Cain]

Also, not your first language, which is never helpful.

[Triple Zero]

perhaps, but i do get enough practice. really most books and larger texts i read these days are in english. though perhaps you're right, i think i could "scan" through  :wink:a good dutch site probably quicker than an english one.

also, this is our area of interest so you know which are the juice bits - or do you really read all of it?

[Cain]

I read what I find interesting.  So, for example, Bakunin's paper on the German SPD program is probably something I wont look far into.  On the other hand, Derrida's piece on Ideology is something worthwhile.

[blankofcourse]

I only read texts from defunct groups...

like those black rose people in new england, for instance

[adouglasmhor]

I only read texts from defunct groups...

like those black rose people in new england, for instance

What the dammed did texts news to me.