Horizons, by Liaisons Collective
Liaisons is an international editorial collective that gathers experiences from struggles around the world. For our second book, Horizons, we asked comrades whether it’s still possible to envision revolution today, and to what extent classical notions of revolution might need to be rethought. Our inquiry received a variety of responses: while some emphasize the absence of revolutionary horizons or search for lessons among the experiments and failures of the past, others suggest revolution might be re-conceived as the gradual growth of a revolutionary force and the accumulation of “partial victories.”
With ten texts from France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Sudan, and the US, Horizons is a planetary attempt to rethink and renew the revolutionary tradition in the twenty-first century.
Table of Contents:
1. In the Wake of an Uprising
2. A Constellation of Horizons
3. End of Horizons
4. Inhabiting Fragmentation
5. Lysergic Horizons
6. The Revolution Starts Now!
7. We are Not as Gods
8. The Horizon’s Eclipse
9. Victory and its Consequences
10.Trespassing Horizons
11. Fragmentation and Revolution
12. Epistemology of the Heart
2. A Constellation of Horizons
3. End of Horizons
4. Inhabiting Fragmentation
5. Lysergic Horizons
6. The Revolution Starts Now!
7. We are Not as Gods
8. The Horizon’s Eclipse
9. Victory and its Consequences
10.Trespassing Horizons
11. Fragmentation and Revolution
12. Epistemology of the Heart
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