Human strike and the art of creating freedom / Claire Fontaine ; introduction by Hal Foster.

Main entry:

Claire Fontaine (Artist collective), author.

Title & Author:

Human strike and the art of creating freedom / Claire Fontaine ; introduction by Hal Foster.

Publication:

South Pasadena, CA : Semiotext(e), [2020]

Description:

311 pages ; 23 cm.

Series:

Semiotext(e) active agents series

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction: Strike! -- 1. Invitation -- 2. Foreigners Everywhere -- 3. $$ -- 4. Dear R. -- 5. Ready-Made Artist and Human Strike: A Few Clarifications -- 6. We Are All Whatever Singularities -- 7. Notice to the Audience of C'est ce soir ou jamais -- 8. Footnotes on the State of Exception -- 9. This Is Not the Black Bloc -- 10. Dear R. -- 11. Towards an Imageless Political Education -- 12. Etc. -- 13. Dear A. -- 14. Is Freedom Therapeutic? -- 15. Human Strike Has Already Begun -- 16. Public -- 17. Logic of the Strike -- 18. Dynamics of an Accident -- 19. Human Strike within the Field of Libidinal Economy -- 20. Paper Voices -- 21. No Family Life -- 22. 1977: The Year That Is Never Commemorated -- 23. G.C.A. -- 24. Invisible Curators -- 25. Methodological Note -- 26. Existential Metonymy and Imperceptible Abstractions -- 27. Description of the Project for a Monument to the Victims of Military Nazi Justice in Ballhausplatz, Vienna -- 28. Ready-Made, Genealogy of a Concept -- 29. Wish -- 30. Do Not Fill In -- 31. Our Common Critical Condition -- 32. Carla Lonzi or the Art of Running the Blockade -- 33. Towards a Canonical Freedom -- 34. While You Read These Lines -- 35. Dear R. -- 36. Raising the Upraising -- 37. The Luxury of Making Sense -- 38. The Year When Fear Went on Strike -- 39. Towards a Theory of Magic Materialism.

ISBN:

9781635901368 paperback
1635901367 paperback

Subject:

Claire Fontaine (Artist collective) Philosophy.
Claire Fontaine (Artist collective)
Arts and society.
Arts Political aspects.
Feminism and the arts.
Arts et société.
Arts Aspect politique.
Féminisme et arts.
Philosophy

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Semiotext(e) active agents series.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 315362
Call No.: 315362
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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