Portrait by bata Nesha, Belgrade, 2005.
Portrait of John Zerzan by bata Nesha. Belgrade, 2005.

Interview in Journal for the Study of Radicalism
with Arthur Versluis. Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2007. Click here

 

Articles

 

The Left? No thanks! (2008)

“ ...it isn't anarchism that is moving forward, but anarchy. Not a closed, Eurocentric ideology but an open, no-holds-barred questioning and resisting.”

 

Why Primitivism? (2002)

“For a new orientation the challenge is at a depth that theorists have almost entirely avoided.”

 

Seize the Day (2006)

“Ours is an incomparable historical vantage point. We can easily grasp the story of this universal civilization's malignancy...”

 

No Way Out? (2003)

“The nature of the civilization project was clear from the beginning. As the swiftly arriving product of agriculture, the intensification of domination has been steady and sure...”