"If we wish to stop the atrocities, we need merely to step away from the isolation. There is a whole world waiting for us, ready to welcome us home." Derrick Jensen
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Honeybees
January 1st, 2000Leslie had one ironclad rule in her lab. She alone killed animals. It wasn’t that she liked to kill. It bothered her a lot, especially when it came time to put down a dog, or more rarely, a monkey. But she knew it bothered her less than it did some of the others, like Mitzi […]
Read More... Filed in EssaysBody Language
January 1st, 2000A Conversation with Marc Ian Barasch on Illness and Healing When Marc Ian Barasch was thirty-five years old, he had a series of vivid and startlingly detailed dreams about cancer. Though he had no physical symptoms, he went to see a doctor, insisted on medical tests, and was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. At the time, […]
Read More... Filed in Interviews by Derrick JensenElements of Refusal: An Interview With John Zerzan
January 1st, 2000John Zerzan: Just today I was talking with a guy from the New York Times, and though I don’t know exactly what his focus is, he’s much more interesting than I would have thought. He understands that there’s a big disconnect going on, and has for a long time been predicting that there would be […]
Read More... Filed in Interviews by Derrick JensenQue valez-vouz?
January 1st, 2000Le 17 décembre 1996, des membres du MRTA (Mouvement Révolutionnaire Tupac Amaru) se sont emparés de l’Ambassade du japon et ont retenu 500 otages. Ils ont relâché les femmes et les enfants immédiatement, et d’autres pour des raisons humanitaires les deux semaines d’après. Ils n’ont gardé en tout que 72 otages. Leurs revendications premières portaient […]
Read More... Filed in FrançaisDécents et indécents
January 1st, 2000Viktor Frankl est mort hier. Bien qu’il soit plus connu pour son livre Man’s Search for Meaning, dans lequel il parle de son expérience de prisonnier à Auschwitz et explique comment il a compris que ceux qui avaient trouvé un sens à leur vie et à leur souffrance étaient plus à même de survivre aux […]
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