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Bonus material: The Coming Insurrection

By Rob Horning / 16 November 2009

I have an essay up at Generation Bubble about the French anarchist manifesto, The Coming Insurrection. It’s mostly about how the dream of revolution has been replaced by the dream of self-actualization — an old, familiar story.

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