Tag Archives: Jacques Ellul

Talking back to patriarchy, part 3: It all comes down to authority

Posted on July 15, 2013 by Sharon Autenrieth

“But saints are those who are obliged to come to terms with authority structures which come from the hand of God.” – Sarah Faith Schlissel, “Daddy’s Girl” Consider the case of Sarah Faith Schlissel.  The quote above, offering a definition … Continue reading →

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“Anarchy now?” she asks politely.

Posted on August 31, 2012 by Sharon Autenrieth

“The function of an ideal is not to be realized but, like that of the North Star, to serve as a guiding point.” – Edward Abbey If there is anything about me that makes people think I’m a complete wingnut, … Continue reading →

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My Daughter, My Politics, and the A-word

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Sharon Autenrieth

Striker told one of her classes that I’m an anarchist.  She’s done this before.  I can’t quite figure out if she’s proud of me, or just enjoys the attention that comes from having a mother who’s a freak.  A few … Continue reading →

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