Could Esperanto be one of the components of an Anarchist "Culture"? And going further, is there any point in an shared international Anarchist Culture?
One of the classical "values" of Anarchism is the internationalism, and how the struggle can be borderless and the love of freedom can be shared. But that was a time when Anarchism shared some of the positivism, scientificism and certainty of the "moral" evolution of the human civilization, Humanism was the pinnacle of reason.
Is there any other "internationalist" projects adopted by anarchists?
moonlune wrote (edited )
Esperanto is very europe-centric and not that easy to learn for non roman language speakers.