Revolution: A Reader - Paraguay Press 2012
“Revolution: A Reader" collects texts from across many cultures and times and organizes them roughly along a chronology of living, from “beginning,” to “childhood,” “education,” “adulthood,” and “death.” The book brings the embodied fact of revolution into the lived present by engaging readers with language that takes us there, no matter where we are to begin with. The annotations, by Lisa Robertson and Matthew Stadler — composed simultaneously and in response to one another — stitch a web of argument that links the book into a single thing, a reader. The book also features a narrative bibliography of revolution by David Brazil.
With texts by Kathy Acker, Etel Adnan, Hannah Arendt, Gilles Deleuze, Michel Foucauit, Jean Genet, Agnes Martin, Situationist International, Vivienne Westwood, Oscar Wilde,..and many more.
1st edition
1200p - EN - 21x18,5cm - softcover - perfect condition
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Revolution: A Reader - Paraguay Press 2012
“Revolution: A Reader" collects texts from across many cultures and times and organizes them roughly along a chronology of living, from “beginning,” to “childhood,” “education,” “adulthood,” and “death.” The book brings the embodied fact of revolution into the lived present by engaging readers with language that takes us there, no matter where we are to begin with. The annotations, by Lisa Robertson and Matthew Stadler — composed simultaneously and in response to one another — stitch a web of argument that links the book into a single thing, a reader. The book also features a narrative bibliography of revolution by David Brazil.
With texts by Kathy Acker, Etel Adnan, Hannah Arendt, Gilles Deleuze, Michel Foucauit, Jean Genet, Agnes Martin, Situationist International, Vivienne Westwood, Oscar Wilde,..and many more.
1st edition
1200p - EN - 21x18,5cm - softcover - perfect condition
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“Revolution: A Reader" collects texts from across many cultures and times and organizes them roughly along a chronology of living, from “beginning,” to “childhood,” “education,” “adulthood,” and “death.” The book brings the embodied fact of revolution into the lived present by engaging readers with language that takes us there, no matter where we are to begin with. The annotations, by Lisa Robertson and Matthew Stadler — composed simultaneously and in response to one another — stitch a web of argument that links the book into a single thing, a reader. The book also features a narrative bibliography of revolution by David Brazil.
With texts by Kathy Acker, Etel Adnan, Hannah Arendt, Gilles Deleuze, Michel Foucauit, Jean Genet, Agnes Martin, Situationist International, Vivienne Westwood, Oscar Wilde,..and many more.
1st edition
1200p - EN - 21x18,5cm - softcover - perfect condition
