Miximum ca' canny: the sabotage manuals / Ida Börjel ; translated by Jennifer Hayashida.

Main entry:

Börjel, Ida, 1975- author.

Title & Author:

Miximum ca' canny: the sabotage manuals / Ida Börjel ; translated by Jennifer Hayashida.

Publication:

Oakland, California : Commune Editions, [2016]

Description:

1 online resource (70 pages)

Notes:
Originally published as: Miximum ca' canny sabotagemanualerna: you cutta da pay, we cutta da shob.

Summary:

"At once practical handbook and philosophical inquiry, Ida Borjel's exploration of sabotage and its history throws a wrench into the machinery of contemporary language, generating strange affinities between wreckers, iconoclasts, and saboteurs of all types. Sourced from political pamphlets and factory workers' diaries, and drawing out important connections between technology and poetic technique, Borjel's profound poem allows for the most expansive (and explosive) understanding of sabotage - technological, political, economic, and linguistic all at once. Silencing the machines, these sabotaged manuals allow us to hear new sounds and new possibilities for resistance."-- provided by distributor.

Resources:
Free eBook from the Internet Archive
Additional information and access via Open Library
Full text - unlimited user access.

ISBN:

(paperback)
9781934639207
1934639206

Subject:

Sabotage in the workplace.
Sabotage en milieu de travail.

Form/genre:

Poetry.
Swedish poetry 21st century Translations into English.
poetry.
Poésie.

Added entries:

Hayashida, Jennifer, translator.

Sabotage manuals

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