Originally published as an article in Free Life , the journal of the Libertarian Alliance (U.K.), in Vol. II, No. 2 (Spring 1981), "My Anarchism" defends a bracing individualism, and opens up a challenge to communist theories of ownership: if access to the means of production is mediated entirely through social relationships and communal connections, does this mean social liberation? Or does it just mean a new social capitalism, with the individual finding herself at the mercy of new monopolies, administered "horizontally" by the majority?
Sidney Parker was a prolific individualist anarchist writer and editor best known for his long-running egoist journal Minus One , later retitled The Egoist and Ego , which ran from 1963–1993.
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