is now available in Italian translation ...
Le Roman de nos origines.
The origins of the radical critique
Gilles Dauvé [Jean Barrot] Le Roman de nos origines. The origins of the radical critique , by Fabrizio Bernardi, Dino Grass, Antonio Pagliarone, Pages Marxist Papers, Milan, 2010, 304 pages, 15 € (shipping included).
"Talking about communisation , is to say that the coming revolution will not have any sense of emancipation, nor any prospect of success, if not initiating immediately communist transformation of reality at all levels - from food production to how to eat, going the way of moving and living, learning, traveling, reading, lounging, love, not love, to discuss and decide our future etc.. "Communisation" does not make it free and available to everyone, what already exists, from the phone to nuclear power, from the home culture to the bakery on the corner. If so, we preserve these resources and places of production and consumption, just purge of their mercantile character: our life is the same, only without the money, the owner and the cop. Communisation means, on the contrary, transformation, beginning, as it was in the seventies - long before ecology and the 'decline' became fashionable - from the "closing of half of its factories."
"This process does not replace but accompanies and enhances the destruction of the State necessarily violent, and all the political institutions responsible for the defense of the goods and wage labor. This transformation, on a global scale, undoubtedly will extend over a period of one or more generations. This does not imply, however, you must first create the foundations for a future society, destined to only be established after a more or less long phase of transition. "
Appeared in the first issue of French magazine" The Banquise "In 1983, Le Roman de nos origines is the first attempt to trace the roots of the historical and theoretical perspective radically Communist who goes by the name of radical critique in the light of a current budget of the main revolutionary of the past and great social movements that, over the course of the twentieth century, have shaken the capitalist society in France and throughout the world. We publish here, in Italian translation, excerpts, accompanied by an extensive critical apparatus and bibliography, and accompanied by two other texts - also previously unpublished - by Gilles and Karl Nesic Dauvé: From the Left Communist 'communisation "and communisation, but ...
Le Roman de nos origines has nothing to do with the waste of national-communist parties, that is, with churches of various Trotskyist and Maoist observe that animated the political scene in the second half the last century. The book critically examines the theoretical and practical contributions of the main trends of the Communist Left that, since the early twenties, were able to detect and analyze the ebb of the Russian Revolution, Socialisme ou Barbarie and the Situationist International, which collected the inheritance; Finally, minorities and radicals who, in the wake of May '68 in France and other countries, he attempted a synthesis / overrun.
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Pagliarone Antonio (Milan):
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or
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