Herman Melville: between Charlemagne and the antemosaic cosmic man - Loren Goldner
The 1848-1850 conjuncture in the Atlantic world witnessed the birth of communism (Marx), modern art (Courbet, Flaubert), the end of classical political economy, and the formulation of the entropy law, or Second Law of Thermodynamics. Their simultaneity was not accidental, and Melville's work echoes each of them. This study attempts to situate Melville's works in this convergence.
Outline of the book “Votre révolution n'est pas la mienne” - Loren Goldner
2001 review by Loren Goldner of 'Votre Révolution N'est Pas La Mienne' by Francois Lonchampt and Alain Tizon.
153 French workers find a way to make themselves heard - Henri Simon (trans. Loren Goldner)
The following is the translation of a drastic abridgement/summary of a much longer article on workers' struggles at Cellatex, appearing in the Summer 2000 issue of 'Echanges'. Written by Henri Simon and translated by Loren Goldner. First published November 8th 2000. Republished in 'Anarcho-Syndicalist Review' #31 (Spring 2001).
Review: ‘Revolution in the Air’ by Max Elbaum - Loren Goldner
Loren Goldner reviews Max Elbaum's 'Revolution in the Air', and in the process critically examines Maoist and Third Worldist politics.
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