CAFARD, Max. "The Article that Deserves to Die! "
(A Few Comments on a New York Times Article on Anarchism)" RE: Anarchism’s most memorable slogan, coined by Enrico Malatesta of Italy, is (...)
(A Few Comments on a New York Times Article on Anarchism)" RE: Anarchism’s most memorable slogan, coined by Enrico Malatesta of Italy, is (...)
Lao Zi was the mythic “Old Sage” of ancient China. We’re not sure whether he actually existed but we do know that he founded Daoist philosophy. His (...)
We humans have always expressed our deepest truths in a spirit of comedy. Indeed I would argue that there is nothing of more philosophical (...)
Zen anarchy? What could that be? Some new variations on the koans, those classic proto-dadaist Zen “riddles”? What is the Sound of One Hand making (...)
This was Max Cafard’s first article, from the Fall of 1984. It was a noteworthy achievement, because technically he did not exist at the time. The (...)