More juvenilia: Unexpected Visitors (short story, age 12).
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Dissolving the State
Newly translated and added to the Molinari Institute online library: an excerpt from chapter 10 of Gustave de Molinaris 1888 Political Evolution and the Revolution. This extract includes the following passage, whose wording despite its dismissive reference to anarchists is clearly inspired by Proudhons call for the absorption and dissolution of the state in the economic organism:
Thus it is that, instead of absorbing the organism of society according to the revolutionary and communist conception, the municipality and the State are dissolved into this organism. … The future thus belongs neither to the absorption of society by the State, as the communists and collectivists suppose, nor to the suppression of the State, as the anarchists and nihilists dream, but to the diffusion of the State within society.
But if Molinari in 1888 was borrowing without acknowledgment from Proudhons 1851 General Idea of the Revolution, Proudhons provisions for private police and courts in that work may in turn be borrowing without acknowledgment from Molinaris 1849 Soirées and The Production of Security. Once again, the so-called capitalist and socialist wings of individualist anarchism prove to be intertwined.
Horse Opera
More juvenilia: Diary of Starken, Nov. 7, 1805 (short story, age 12).
One Big Union
Newly translated and added to the Molinari Institute online library: Gustave de Molinaris What Advances Must Be Made to Expand and Unify Labour Markets (chapter 8 of his 1893 Les Bourses du Travail).
That Feline Beat
More juvenilia: Shadow of the Cat (short story, age 13).
Here Be Dragon Tattoos
Im sure many people have pointed this out before but the names Rooney Mara and Noomi Rapace? oddly similar?