Comments on John Zerzan’s Critique of Agriculture

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Fifth Estate # 330, Winter, 1988-89

John Zerzan’s essay, “Agriculture: Essence of Civilization,” appeared in FE #329, Summer 1988 and is available …

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Anarchism & The Critique of Technology

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Fifth Estate # 320, Spring, 1985

Much of contemporary anarchist thought is completely reconciled with industrial society and technological social organization. This …

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What Time Is It?

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Fifth Estate # 313, Summer, 1983

In response to “Beginning of Time, End of Time,” FE #313, Summer, 1983.

Direct Action Bombs Litton

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Fifth Estate # 311, Winter, 1983

On October 14 a bomb blast ripped apart a production building at the Litton Systems Canada …

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First Draft Foes Convicted

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Fifth Estate # 310, Fall 1982

“Seen from a lower point of view, the Constitution, with all its faults, is very good; …

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Discussion on Anti-work

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Fifth Estate # 309, June 19, 1982

“Anti-Work and the Struggle for Control” in this issue [FE #309, June 19, 1982] continues John …

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Anti-Nuclear Movement in Europe

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Fifth Estate # 307, November 19, 1981

The massive and still-growing anti-nuclear movement in Europe has become a serious threat to the avatars …

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Lasch: Theory of Passivity Stumbles

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Fifth Estate # 301, February 26, 1980

Your growing conviction that people are unable (or have lost the ability) to learn from and …

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Anarchy in San Francisco

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Fifth Estate # 333, Winter, 1990

Introduction “Without Borders,” this year’s Anarchist Conference and Festival was held in San Francisco from July …

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Primitives and Production: a response

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Fifth Estate # 315, Winter, 1984

In response to Tech Examined a letter from Jeffrey Vega, FE #315, Winter 1984.