| |  | Against the Logic of Submission $2.50 Against the Logic of Submission is a read that will get you thinking. It covers topics that range from love, hate, feminism, gender, friendship, realism, security culture, and more. Some of the ideas put forth may even challenge so called "radical ideas." |  | A Balanced Account of the World $1.50 This pamphlet looks at the parallels between the evolution of modern science and the detrimental effects of the growing capitalist economy as they developed together. |  | A Commune in Chiapas? $2.50 This essay was first seen in the English journal Aufheben, and provodes a good overview of class warfare in Mexico, and more specifically into the class compositionand struggles of the indigenous people in Chiapas. Particularly interesting is the ccritical appraisal of the EZLN, their supporters, and their critics from the "ultra-left." | | | | Civilization Will Eat Itself
by Ran Prieur $2.50 "Civilization was a 6,000 year dark age of radically parasitic economies, violent exploitation of all life, active inhibition of empathy, and extreme deprivation of human power..." Such is the unique view of this 48 page, hand written pamphlet full of interesting ideas and arguements against society and all its abusive systems of power taken from a fresh perspective. It uses interesting sci-fi stories as analogies for the problems with our modern world, and all sorts of theories for how we got to where we are today and where we may be heading as a result of it all. There is a nice related reading section in the back.
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