Tag Archives: colonialism

Lewis R. Gordon interviewed on Fanon’s “The Damned of the Earth”

Posted on May 2, 2018 by

“The tragedy is already staged in a system where innocence suffers. The good among both will suffer. Colonialism, enslavement, and racism are tragic so long as we understand that that the suffering of the damned is ignored or, for the most part, doesn’t matter. It is a lived reality of not mattering.”

Posted in Arendt, Fanon, freedom, gender, Nota Bene, revolution, tragic politics, tyranny, violence

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Chiara Bottici: “Anarchafeminism: Towards an ontology of the transindividual”

Posted on March 26, 2018 by

“At the beginning was movement: anarchism does not mean absence of order, but rather searching for a social order without an orderer.”

Posted in anarchism, gender, Nota Bene, power, resistance

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