Lagalisse works with primary and secondary sources in multiple languages to set straight the history of the Left, and illustrate the actual relationship between revolutionism, pantheistic occult philosophy, and the clandestine fraternity.
Tag: anarchism
“Good Politics”: Property, Intersectionality, and the Making of the Anarchist Self (2017)
Download the original unedited dissertation (2017) here (McGill University Archive)
“Anthropology” in The Handbook of Marxism (2022)
To study anthropology with Marxist categories or subject Marxism to ethnographic scrutiny, it makes sense to proceed chronologically—the importance of history is something anthropologists and Marxists often agree on...
“Marginalizing Magdalena” – Intersections of Gender and the Secular (Signs, 2011)
“Marginalizing Magdalena" (2011) explores the logical and historical connections between gender and secularism based on ethnographic research of collaborating Zapatista and anarchist activist collectives.
“Marijuana Legalization as Frontier Capitalism” (Journal of Ethnobiology, 2018)
Just say no to neoliberal marijuana. In public lecture, editorial, and peer-reviewed academic format.
“Occult Features of Anarchism” LSE Public Lecture (2019)
A podcast of my public lecture at the London School of Economics, presenting Occult Features of Anarchism - With Attention to the Conspiracy of Kings and the Conspiracy of the Peoples (2019) is available here. This lecture took place March 20th, 2019, and was chaired by Mathijs Pelkmans of the Anthropology department.
“The Conspiracy of Kings, Class War and the Coronavirus” (Dope, 2020)
Lagalisse interviews author of "Occult Features of Anarchism" (2019), Spartacus Tonans 007 in Dope (Summer 2020)
“The Limits of Radical Democracy” (2010)
One of my first academic publications (2010), this ‘Limits of Radical Democracy’ essay concerns gendered power in anarchist collectives.
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