Nice reprint of an article from 1961. “The difficulty of being an Anarchist is then, among other things, this difficulty to live our lives patiently without exuberance.”
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Noir & Rouge n°17 (January/February 1961)
The Difficulty Of Being An Anarchist
By Christian Lagant
“We are not presenting a grand-sounding manifesto because we do not believe in revealed and immutable Bibles. We believe it to be more realistic, more constructive and also… more Anarchist to be perpetually devising an ideological bulletin in which and through which our doctrine, our positions, our attitude in the current historical struggle will be made.” As I was tidying an old collection of “Noir et Rouge” (we sometimes have to tidy things, Anarchy being the highest form of order and all that…) I absent-mindedly leafed through the first issue of our journal and this except from the editorial page reminded me that almost 5 years have passe since these lines were published. This always makes us think. And also, it gives us an occasion to “refocus” and go back to some general ideas of…
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