PERLMAN, Fredy (August 20, 1934, Brno, Czechoslovakia 1934-July 26, 1985 Detroit, Michigan).

Articles

• PERLMAN, Fredy The Strait. Book of Obenabi. His Songs
  28 July 2017, by ps

  Black & Red, Detroit. 1988. 399 pages,
  Black & Red, 2002. 296 p. ISBN-13: 9780934868297
  Obenabi, the narrator, sings the story of his people confronting the European Invader. Emerging from the remembered experiences of his grandmothers, these personal tales of conflict, commerce, domestication, heroism, exchange and love are set in the Great Lakes region of North America. Most take place in splendid natural surroundings within walking distance of the Strait (now (...)

• PERLMAN, Fredy. "Introduction à l’Essai sur la théorie de la valeur chez Marx de I.I. Rubin"
  29 juillet 2017, par ps
• PERLMAN, Fredy Essays on Commodity Fetishism
  27 July 2017, by ps

  Essays on "Commodity Fetishism", Telos, Buffalo, NY, Number 6, Fall 1970;
  Published as the introductory essay to I.I. Rubin’s Essay on Marx’s Theory of Value, Black and Red (Detroit), 1972;
  Published as a 40-page pamphlet (which includes "The Fetish Speaks") by New England Free Press (Somerville, Mass.), 1975.
  Online version

• PERLMAN Fredy and PERLMAN, Lorraine, Manual for Revolutionary Leaders
  27 July 2017, by ps

  (attributed to Michael Velli), Black and Red (Detroit), 1972, 1974.
  2d ed.

• PERLMAN, Fredy. The Machine Against the Garden
  28 July 2017, by ps

  Aporia Press, 1992. 28 p.
  Language: English
  ISBN-10: 0948518928
  ISBN-13: 978-0948518928Edited and with an introduction by John Moore, Aporia Press, 1992
  Notes:
  “To The New York Review of Books” and “On The Machine in the Garden” originally appeared in the Fifth Estate , Vol. 20, No. 2 (October
  1985), under the title “The Machine Against the Garden”.

• PERLMAN, Fredy. The New Freedom: Corporate Capitalism
  27 July 2017, by ps

  Self-published. First edition. New York, 1961. John Ricklefs, illustrator.
  Factory School, 2008. 233 pages. ISBN10:1600019994; ISBN13: 9781600019999.
  In late 1959, Perlman and his wife took a cross-country motor scooter trip, mostly on two-lane highways traveling at 25 miles per hour. From 1959 to 1963, they lived on the lower east side of Manhattan while Perlman worked on a statistical analysis of the world’s resources with John Ricklefs. They participated in anti-bomb and pacifist (...)

• PERLMAN, Fredy. The Continuing Appeal of Nationalism
  27 June 2017, by ps

  Detroit: Black and Red Publications, 1985. 58 p. ill.
  This essay originally appeared in the Winter, 1984 Fifth Estate.

• PERLMAN, Fredy. Anti-Semitism and the Beyrut Pogrom
  28 July 2017, by ps

  Black and Red, Kalamazoo. 1969.

• PERLMAN Fredy and PERLMAN, Lorraine, Chicago 1968
  29 July 2017, by ps

  Black and Red, No. 68 (Oct. 1968)

• PERLMAN, Fredy. Anything Can Happen
  3 August 2014, by ps

  Black and Red, N° 1. Septembre 1968. “Be Realists,
  Demand the Impossible!”
  This slogan, developed in May by revolutionaries in France, flies in the face of common sense, especially the “common sense” of American corporate-military propaganda. What happened in May also flies in the face of official American “common sense.” In fact, in terms of American “common sense,” much of what happens in the world every day is impossible. It can’t happen. If it does happen, then the official “common sense” is (...)

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