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Anarchist Library: **Kevin Daugherty - A Short History of Religious Anarchism**

"Author: Kevin Daugherty - Title: A Short History of Religious Anarchism - Date: 2013 - Source: Retrieved on March 31, 2025 from jesusradicals.com/blog-archive I recently visited my mother’s side of the family in Rhode Island. Unlike my father’s side, my maternal family is not your usual white, American Protestant family. For example, while having tea after dinner, my grandparen…"

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WWW.JESUSRADICALS.COMA Short History of Religious AnarchismBy: Kevin Daugherty I recently visited my mother’s side of the family in Rhode Island. Unlike my father’s side, my maternal family is not your usual white, American Protestant family. For...
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Libcom: **Art and Class**

" An article by the KAPD that explores the relationship between art and class. Here they also talk about the bourgeois monopoly on art and culture and also reject the notion of a "proletarian art". Originally published in two parts in "KAZ, 1929, No. 28 and 29" Author Kommunistische Arbeiter-Partei Deutschlands (KAPD) Submitted by Indo on April 2, 2025 Copied to clipboard The most important conditions of life and essential characteristics of contemporary art are determined by the existing class relationship. They can therefore only be abolished through revoluti…"

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libcom.orgArt and ClassAn article by the KAPD that explores the relationship between art and class. Here they also talk about the bourgeois monopoly on art and culture and also reject the notion of a "proletarian art". Originally published in two parts in "KAZ, 1929, No. 28 and 29"
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