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2017 and "Killer Apps" for the Transition — Kevin Carson
300 Million Random Assholes Voting On How You Die — R Foxtale
A Revolutionary for Our Times — David Skrbina
Against technology — Pierleone Porcu
Against Technology: A talk by John Zerzan (April 23, 1997) — John Zerzan
Alienation, Marvelous Pursuits and the New Nomadic Sciences — Anonymous
AlieNation: The Map of Despair — Crimeth Inc
Anarchism = Zerzan? — Michael Albert
Anarchism and Political Theory — Uri Gordon
Anarchism and the Politics of Technology — Uri Gordon
An Anarchist FAQ — Iain Mc Kay, Dave Neal, Gary Elkin
Anarchist Perspectives on Net Neutrality — Crimeth Inc
The Anarcho-Primitivist Who Wants Us All to Give Up Technology — John Zerzan, Roc Morin
Anarcho-Syndicalism, Technology and Ecology — Graham Purchase
Anarchotranshumanism: This Machine Kills Ability — Terra Brix
Anarchy after Leftism — Bob Black, Jason Mc Quinn
Anarchy in Critical Dystopias: An Anatomy of Rebellion — Taylor Andrew Loy
Anarchy In The USA — Duncan Campbell
And the world shall become Google — Anonymous
another untitled poem — Anonymous
Answer to Some Comments Made in Green Anarchist — Ted Kaczynski
Anti-developmentalism — Miguel Amorós
Anti-developmentalist Perspectives — Miguel Amorós
The Anxieties of Iron — Ricardo Flores Magón
As I watch the world through the porthole, I get a little bored… — Anonymous
As We See It! — Columbia Anarchist League
The Attack on Our Senses — Anonymous
Authoritarian and Democratic Technics — Lewis Mumford
Automation and the Need for a Social Vision — Jack Gerson
Avatar: An Anarcho-Primitivist Picture of the History of the World — Layla Abdel Rahim
Back to 1911 — Peter Lamborn Wilson
Between You and Me — Anonymous
Beyond the Symbolic and towards the Collapse — Layla Abdel Rahim
Bicycles and Civilization — Michael William
Biophilia: Toward Re-Humanization — William Manson
Biotechnology, confusion, fear and protest — Conor Mc Loughlin
Biting the Apple (or not) — J E Hamilton, Hamilton, J E
Brain Work and Manual Work — Pëtr Kropotkin
Breaking Google Campus — Anonym
Bristol, Britain’s Flagship ‘Smart City’ — War on All Things Smart
Burner Phone Best Practices — Crimeth Inc, Elle Armageddon
Call to Socialism — Gustav Landauer
Cancer, Technology and and Ineffable Visceral Space — Julian Langer
Capital, Technology and Proletariat — Miguel Amorós
Capitalism & Electrification — Anonymous
Capitalism, Technology and the Environment — Wage Slave X
Capitalism, Therefore Crisis — Miguel Amorós
Caught in the Net — Return Fire, Return Fire Vol 4 Supplement
Chemicals are good for you — Henry O Mad
Choosing the Proper Tool for the Task — Crimeth Inc, Elle Armageddon
Civilization and the Creative Urge — Wolfi Landstreicher
Civilization Will Eat Itself — Ran Prieur
Communiques of ITS — Individualists Tending Toward the Wild
The Communiques of Wild Reaction — Chahta Ima, Wild Reaction
Computer users foil fascists — Workers Solidarity Movement
Computers and Anarchism — Paul Rabin
Considerations on illegality — Alfredo M Bonanno
Contributions Toward the Resumption of Hostilities — Porfido
A Crime Called Freedom: The Writings of Os Cangaceiros (Volume One) — Os Cangaceiros
The crypto anarchist manifesto — Timothy C May
Crypto Will Not Save Us From the Capitalist Workplace — Eric Fleischmann
Curiousity is the Harbinger of Revolution — Why
The Cybernetic Hypothesis — Tiqqun
Cybernetics & Entheogenics — Peter Lamborn Wilson
Cyberpunk and Technology — Alfredo M Bonanno
In Defense of Western Civilization — Christopher Manes
A Demonstrator’s Guide to Gas Masks and Goggles — Crimeth Inc
A Demonstrator’s Guide to Helmets — Crimeth Inc
A Demonstrator’s Guide to Responding to Gunshot Wounds — Crimeth Inc
Deserting the Digital Utopia — Crimeth Inc
The Desktop Regulatory State — Kevin Carson, Kevin A Carson
Destructive Production — Crimeth Inc, Infidel Castro
Do you want Geoengineering with your climate change? — Andrew Flood
The End of the World — Mare Almani
End-to-End Encryption 101 — Crimeth Inc, Elle Armageddon
The Environment — Workers Solidarity Federation
The Environmental Crisis — Workers Solidarity Federation
Environmentalists versus Ecologists — Murray Bookchin, Eugene Eccli
Essays from Species Traitor — Kevin Tucker
Essays from Willful Disobedience Volume 1–2 — Anonymous, Wolfi Landstreicher
Every Scientist Should Be An Anarchist — William Gillis
Everywhere and Nowhere — Kevin Tucker
The False Promise of Green Technology — Anonymous
Feral: a journal towards wildness — Wolfi Landstreicher, Various Authors, Chris Kortright
Of Flying Cars and the Declining Rate of Profit — David Graeber
Forest Occupation in Catalunya — Anonymous
Forward to Technological Slavery — Ted Kaczynski
Free Culture Benefits Everyone But the Middle Man — Kevin Carson
Free From Civilization — Enrico Manicardi
From One Vulnerability, Another — Anonymous
From Riot to Insurrection — Alfredo M Bonanno
Gender Acceleration: A Blackpaper — N 1x
The Ghost of Theory — Jaime Semprun
Godfrey Reggio Interview — Godfrey Reggio, Sk
Golem in the Catacombs — Alex Gorrion
Good Old-Fashioned Trade Unionism — Wildcat
Green Anarchy #22 — Wolfi Landstreicher, Various Authors, John Zerzan
Green Desperation Fuels Red Fascism — Klokkeblomst
Hack Back — Phineas Fisher, Subcowmandante Marcos
Having Little, Being Much: A Chronicle of Fredy Perlman’s Fifty Years — Lorraine Perlman
Here at the Center of a World in Revolt — Lev Zlodey Jason Radegas, Lev Zlodey, Jason Radegas
The Homebrew Industrial Revolution — Kevin Carson
The Honest Alan Moore Interview — Alan Moore, Honest Publishing
How I Blew Up Harold Snilly — Apios Tuberosa Pseud Ted Kaczynski, Ted Kaczynski
I Am Not A Machine, I Am A Human Being — Mia X Kursions
The Impossible Consensus — Anonymous
The Incoherence and Unsurvivability of Non-Anarchist Transhumanism — William Gillis
Industrial Society and Its Future — Ted Kaczynski, FC
The Information Railroad — Jon Bekken
Insurgent Anarchism; An Idea Whose Time Has Come — Nozomi Hayase
The Insurrectional Project — Alfredo M Bonanno
Intermediate-Scale Technology — Kevin Carson
The Internet as New Enclosure — Crimeth Inc
Interview with Peter Lamborn Wilson — Affinity Project, Peter Lamborn Wilson
Interview with Ted Kaczynski — Theresa Kintz
On Irregularity: between Analysis and Desire — Black Mamba
Is primitivism realistic? An anarchist reply to John Zerzan and others — Andrew Flood
Is Technology Neutral? — Anarchist Federation
Letter to a Turkish anarchist — Ted Kaczynski
Liber AAA — The Art of Anarchic Artha — The Out of Order Order
Limitations of Leftism — Eli Maybell
The Littering Ape — Apios Tuberosa Pseud Ted Kaczynski, Ted Kaczynski
Luddite Goals and Principles — UNCFC
Marcos Loves Modernization — Ted Kaczynski
Marxism, Anarchism and the Roots of the New Totalitarianism — George Bradford
The Megamachines Are False Specters — William Gillis
Metropolis... By Strange Command — Bad Moon
Midnight in the Century — Miguel Amorós
Mini Theory — Wolfi Landstreicher, Feral Faun
Modern Science and Anarchism — Pëtr Kropotkin
Modern Technology and Anarchism — Sam Dolgoff
Musings on Nothingness — Baedan
Naming All Of The Names — Cedar Leighlais
The Network of Domination — Wolfi Landstreicher
New Technologies, Extraterrestrial Exploitation & The Future Of Capitalism — Josep Gardenyes
The Nihilist’s Dictionary — John Zerzan
No Code Alone Will Save You — William Gillis
No Ethical Activism Under Capitalism — Emmi Bevensee, Jahed Momand and Frank Miroslav, Jahed Momand
No Globalisation... and a good few ‘no’s when it comes to anti-globalisation too! — Anonymous
Notes toward a Neo-Luddite Manifesto — Chellis Glendinning
Novelty Of An Overloaded Transformer — Anonymous
The Nuclearization of the World — Jaime Semprun
On Socialist Cybernetics — Paul Buckermann
An Open Letter on Technology and Mediation — Various Authors, Bob Black, Jason Mc Quinn
Operational Security Lessons on the Fury Road — Crimeth Inc, Elle Armageddon
The Origins of Primitivism (1977–1988) — Various Authors, Bob Brubaker, David Watson
Paradise (to be) Regained — Henry David Thoreau
Primitives and Extropians — Hakim Bey
Primitivism in Technological Society — Miguel Amorós
Primitivism, anarcho-primitivism and anti-civilisationism: criticism — Andrew Flood
A primitivist response to Andrew Flood’s question: Is primitivism realistic? — Nihilo Zero
Prism: The Internet as New Enclosure — Crimeth Inc
Progress and Nuclear Power: The Destruction of the Continent and Its Peoples — Fredy Perlman
Progress versus Liberty — Ted Kaczynski
Proletarian Gob #5 — Monsieur Dupont
Radical Agriculture — Murray Bookchin
Radical Archaeology as Dissent — Theresa Kintz
Ran Prieur on Avatar — Ran Prieur
Re-enchanting Humanity — Murray Bookchin
Reflections on the End of Work — Jeff Shantz
The Relevance of Anarchism to Modern Society — Sam Dolgoff
Renewable Energy: Alternative Consumption and the consumption of alternatives — Henry O Mad
Review: Anarchism, Marxism and the Future of the Left — Anonymous
Review: Science & Capital — Radical Essays on Science & Technology — Anonymous
Review: Superintelligence — Paths, Dangers, Strategies — William Gillis
The Revolution of Everyday Life — Raoul Vaneigem
The Rise of Hierarchy — Peter Gelderloos
Scarcity and Abundance Under Anarchism — Rai Ling
Science As Radicalism — William Gillis
Second-Best Life: Real Virtuality — John Zerzan
Seduction of the Cyber Zombies — Hakim Bey
Sermon on the Cyber Mount — The Honorable Reverend Black A Hole
The Sick Society — Miguel Amorós
Smart Phone Feature Request: Guest Mode — Crimeth Inc
Smarter Prison? — Call for War on the Technology Multinationals — Anonymous
The Snap of a Twig — Anonymous
A Specious Species — C E Hayes
The Struggle Is Over, Or Everything Continues? — Anonymous
Surveillance and Domestication — John Connor
Surveillance, Control and Repression — Datacide
The System Currently In Place — Nihilo Zero
Taking Stock: Reflections on the Uncertain Likelihood of a European Revolution — Miguel Amorós
Techno-Utopianism, Counterfeit and Real — Kevin Carson
The Technological Society — Jacques Ellul
Technological Society—Mass Society — Miguel Amorós
The Technological System — Jacques Ellul
Technology — Alfredo M Bonanno
Technology And Anarchism — Anonymous
Technology and Class Struggle — Wolfi Landstreicher, Feral Faun
Technology Is Making Queers Of Us All — Dale Carrico
Technology, Capitalism and Anarchism — Anarcho, Iain Mc Kay
Technology, Science and Anarchism — Harry Baecker
Technophilia, An Infantile Disorder — Bob Black
Ted Kaczynski’s Interview with the John Jay Sentinel — Ted Kaczynski, John Jay Sentinel
The Religion of Technology — Alex Trotter
The Suffocating Void — Kevin Tucker
The Utopia of Rules — David Graeber
Theses on Covid-1984 — Anonymous
Throwing Stones at Progress — Miguel Amorós
To our friends — Comité Invisible, The Invisible Committe
Tools and Tactics in the Portland Protests — Crimeth Inc
Tools to Capture, Tame and Restrain — Orkanen
Towards a Liberatory Technology — Murray Bookchin, Lewis Herber
A Tsunami of Metaphors — Artis
Twenty-first Century Sex — Judy Greenway
The Unabomber's Ethics — Ole Martin Moen
The War Against Territory, the Highest Stage of Domination — Miguel Amorós
War is Already Here — Crimeth Inc
We Want to Watch Shining Stars... — Anonymous
What is Anarcho-Transhumanism? — William Gillis
What Ought to be the Anarchist Attitude Towards the Machine — Marcus Graham
When Capitalism Goes Green — Miguel Amorós
When Non-Violence is Suicide — Ted Kaczynski
Where Do We Meet Face to Face — Anonymous
Utopia, not futurism — Murray Bookchin, Constanze Huther
Why I am not an Anti-Primitivist — Lawrence Jarach
Why the Technological System Will Destroy Itself — Ted Kaczynski
Willful Disobedience Volume 2, number 6 — Anonymous, Various Authors, Terra Selvaggia
Willful Disobedience Volume 2, number 9 — Anonymous, Various Authors, Massimo Passamani
Willful Disobedience Volume 3, number 2 — Anonymous, Various Authors, Marco Camenisch
Willful Disobedience Volume 3, number 3 — Anonymous, Various Authors, Massimo Passamani
Willful Disobedience Volume 4, number 3–4 — Alfredo M Bonanno, Various Authors, Giuseppe Ciancabilla
Winning back the Internet by building our own — Tech Learning Collective
The worker and the machine — Ricardo Flores Magón
Xenofeminism — Laboria Cuboniks
You Won’t Find Me on Friendster — Sphinx
Your Phone is a Cop — It S Going Down
\/\The Conscience of a Hacker/\/ — The Hacker Manifesto, The Mentor
“More, Much More” and other writings — Massimo Passamani