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The collected writings of Wolfi Landstreicher's Willful Disobedience. Originally published as a zine from 1996 to 2006, Willful Disobedience was a continuously evolving provocation directed towards anarchists and fellow vagabonds to dig deeper into critical thought and joyous rebellion. During the ten years of publication, Willful Disobedience wove together a web of ideas situation in the following threads: an anarchism based in Stirner-influenced egoism; an insurrectionary approach that sees individual insurrection to be as important as social insurrection; a non-primitivist critique of civilization that provides no program or model for a future society; explorations into a class analysis that rejects marxian categories, seeking to understand social relationships as they actually exist; insisting upon the need for anarchists to develop a coherent practice of theory capable of calling everything into question, including one's own ideas, and an anti-political perspective, critical of leftism, democracy, identity politics, and political correctitude. Table of Contents 6 INTRODUCTION: THE NATURE OF THIS PROJECT 12 Volume One: 1996-1999 14 WITHOUT ASKING PERMISSION 16 STEAL BACK YOUR LIFE 17 THE WILD DOGS HOWL 18 BELIEF: The Enemy of Thinking 21 PLAY FIERCELY: Thoughts on Growing Up 23 FEAR OF CONFLICT 26 TECHNOLOGY: A Limit to Creativity 28 Volume Two: 2000 34 A VIOLENT PROPOSITION: Against the Weighted Chain of Morality 36 THE QUESTION OF ORGANIZATION 38 POLITICS OR LIFE? 39 INDIVIDUALISM AND COMMUNISM THE AIMS OF ANARCHIST REVOLUTION 41 TECHNOLOGY AND CLASS STRUGGLE 42 BEYOND RESISTANCE 46 SOME IDEAS ON INSURRECTIONAL ANARCHIST ORGANIZATION 47 INSTRUMENTAL LOGIC AND ANARCHIST PRINCIPLES 52 BIOTECHNOLOGY AND THE DIGITALIZATION OF LIFE 55 THE ECONOMY OF DISASTER 59 ON THE NECESSITY OF SOCIAL STRUGGLE 62 THE FULLNESS OF LIFE WITHOUT MEASURE 64 A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE 66 THOUGHTS ON ALIENATION 69 COUNTERING INSTITUTIONS 72 AGAINST MILITARISM: The State, Exploitation and War 76 AGAINST BINARY THINKING 80 ON DISPOSSESSION AND INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY 83 DEVELOPING RELATIONSHIPS OF AFFINITY 85 ANTI-MILITARISM AND SOCIAL INSURRECTION 90 Against the Logic of Submission: 2000-2001 96 AGAINST THE LOGIC OF SUBMISSION 98 A PROJECTUAL LIFE 99 FREE LOVE 103 PASSIONATE FRIENDSHIP 106 HATRED 109 REALISM 112 BEYOND FEMINISM, BEYOND GENDER 115 SECURITY CULTURE AND EXPANSIVE LIVING 119 REVOLT, NOT THERAPY 124 NEITHER INTELLECTUALISM NOR STUPIDITY 128 THE SUBVERSION OF EXISTENCE 133 Volume Three: 2001 140 PLUNDERING THE ARSENAL 142 THE REFUSAL OF REPRESENTATION 144 AVOIDING MORAL VANGUARDISM 147 NO ACT OF REVOLT IS FUTILE 151 AGAINST COMPROMISE 153 REVOLUTIONARY SOLIDARITY: An Insurrectionary Anarchist Perspective 159 ON THE PRACTICE OF THEORY 161 ON THE AIMS AND METHODS OF CRITIQUE 165 ON BEING WHO WE SAY WE ARE 170 SOME NOTES ON MARXIST ANALYSIS: For Discussion and Debate Toward the Development of a Deeper Anarchist Social Analysis 174 The Network of Domination: 2001-2002 180 THE POWER OF THE STATE 182 THE COST OF SURVIVAL 188 FROM PROLETARIAN TO INDIVIDUAL: Toward an Anarchist Understanding of Class 191 WORK: The Theft of Life 198 THE MACHINERY OF CONTROL: A Critical Look at Technology 201 PROPERTY: The Enclosing Fences of Capital 206 RELIGION: When the Sacred Imprisons the Marvelous 209 A FAMILY AFFAIR 216 WHY DO WE ALL LIVE IN PRISON? Prison, Law and Social Control 220 AFTERWORD: Destroy Civilization? 225 Volume Four: 2002-2003 230 ON PROJECTUALITY 232 FOR A WORLD ABSOLUTELY OTHER 237 THE RISING OF THE BARBARIANS: A Non-Primitivist Revolt Against Civilization 241 COMPLICITY, NOT DEBT: An Anarchist Basis for Solidarity 247 DECIDING FOR ONESELF: Democracy, Consensus, Unanimity and Anarchist Practice 252 “EVERYTHING MUST GO!” Some Thoughts On Making a Total Critique 256 ON THE MYSTICAL BASIS OF THE "NEUTRALITY" OF TECHNOLOGY 262 DIFFERENT AIMS, DIFFERENT METHODS: On the Incompatibility of Reform and Revolution 266 ON SEXUAL POVERTY 271 WAITING FOR THE APOCALYPSE: The Ideology of Collapse and the Avoidance of Revolutionary Responsibility 278 AGAINST RENUNCIATION: The Revolt Against Civilization Will Be Expansiveor It Will Not Be at All. 285 Volume Five: 2004-2005 292 ON THE WORLD IN WHICH WE LIVE 293 CULTURAL APPROPRIATION: A Few Points for Discussion 297 THE MYTH OF PROGRESS: And the Problem of Civilization(s) 300 ON THE DEGRADATION OF LANGUAGE AND THE ART OF LISTENING 305 THE REVOLUTIONARY WAGER 312 About The Author 321