Notes for the next insurrection. A renewed reflection on and a return to the militant research of Colectivo Situaciones twenty years after the Argentinian insurrection.
Notes for the next insurrection. A renewed reflection on and a return to the militant research of Colectivo Situaciones twenty years after the Argentinian insurrection.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Colectivo Situaciones is a collective of militant researchers based in Buenos Aires. They have participated in numerous grassroots co-research activities with unemployed workers, peasant movements, neighborhood assemblies, and alternative education experiments.
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Translator’s Preface by Nate Holdren & Sebastian Touza Preface by Michael Hardt The Ballad of Buenos Aires by toni negri Introduction to the 20th Anniversary Edition by Marcello Tarì Introduction by Colectivo Situaciones The Great Transformation From the Market as Utopia to Biopower The New Social Protagonism: An Ethical Operation December 19th and 20th, 2001: A New Type of Insurrection Insurrection Without a Subject Words and Silences: From Interpretation to the Unrepresentable Rupture of the Chain of Terror De-instituent Insurrection Problems and Challenges The Positive “No” Irreversibility Insurrectional Violence In the Streets Situational Thought in Market Conditions Thought and Consciousness Knowing and Thinking Questions of Visibility Multiplicity and Counterpower in the Piquetero Experience The Roadblock as Precedent The Conjuncture and the Options of Thought Representation The Inclusion of the Excluded ... As Excluded Piqueteros as a Political Illusion From Multiplicity to Counterpower Thinking the Radicality of Struggle The Case of the MTDs (Unemployed Workers’ Movement) Identity as Creation The 19th and 20th Looting, Social Bond, and the Ethic of the Teacher-Militant Liberation and Dependency? Looting At School Expression and Representation Another Logic: Expression That Obscure Object of Desire A Paradoxical Situation: the Negation of Representation from Representation Shortcuts Neighborhood Assemblies From 19th and 20th to the Assembly The Neighborhood as Space of Subjectification Political Desperation Being There Assemblies and Piquetes Memory and Nation The Diffuse Network: From Dispersion to Multiplicity Consensus and Hegemony The Neoliberal Revolution Explicit Network and Disconnection (The Barter Club) The Norm and the Ethic of Self-Affirmed Marginalization From Dispersion to Multiplicity Diffuse Network Situational Knowledges (The Escraches) Counterpower Epilogue Appendix 1: On the Barter Club Appendix 2: Causes and Happenstance: Dilemmas of Argentina’s New Social Protagonism The Surprise (Rupture, De-institution and Visibility) Phenomenology of an Apparent Reconstruction The Ballot Boxes and the Streets Phenomenology of Counterpower Appendix 3: That December Two Years from the 19th and 20th Afterword: Disquiet in the Impasse Impasse: Time Suspended Governmentality and New Governance New Governance and Good Government Latin America: Traversing the Crisis Mythologiques the Crafts of Politics
Translator’s Preface by Nate Holdren & Sebastian Touza Preface by Michael Hardt The Ballad of Buenos Aires by toni negri Introduction to the 20th Anniversary Edition by Marcello Tarì Introduction by Colectivo Situaciones The Great Transformation From the Market as Utopia to Biopower The New Social Protagonism: An Ethical Operation December 19th and 20th, 2001: A New Type of Insurrection Insurrection Without a Subject Words and Silences: From Interpretation to the Unrepresentable Rupture of the Chain of Terror De-instituent Insurrection Problems and Challenges The Positive “No” Irreversibility Insurrectional Violence In the Streets Situational Thought in Market Conditions Thought and Consciousness Knowing and Thinking Questions of Visibility Multiplicity and Counterpower in the Piquetero Experience The Roadblock as Precedent The Conjuncture and the Options of Thought Representation The Inclusion of the Excluded ... As Excluded Piqueteros as a Political Illusion From Multiplicity to Counterpower Thinking the Radicality of Struggle The Case of the MTDs (Unemployed Workers’ Movement) Identity as Creation The 19th and 20th Looting, Social Bond, and the Ethic of the Teacher-Militant Liberation and Dependency? Looting At School Expression and Representation Another Logic: Expression That Obscure Object of Desire A Paradoxical Situation: the Negation of Representation from Representation Shortcuts Neighborhood Assemblies From 19th and 20th to the Assembly The Neighborhood as Space of Subjectification Political Desperation Being There Assemblies and Piquetes Memory and Nation The Diffuse Network: From Dispersion to Multiplicity Consensus and Hegemony The Neoliberal Revolution Explicit Network and Disconnection (The Barter Club) The Norm and the Ethic of Self-Affirmed Marginalization From Dispersion to Multiplicity Diffuse Network Situational Knowledges (The Escraches) Counterpower Epilogue Appendix 1: On the Barter Club Appendix 2: Causes and Happenstance: Dilemmas of Argentina’s New Social Protagonism The Surprise (Rupture, De-institution and Visibility) Phenomenology of an Apparent Reconstruction The Ballot Boxes and the Streets Phenomenology of Counterpower Appendix 3: That December Two Years from the 19th and 20th Afterword: Disquiet in the Impasse Impasse: Time Suspended Governmentality and New Governance New Governance and Good Government Latin America: Traversing the Crisis Mythologiques the Crafts of Politics
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