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''They carried no baggage regarding ‘what happens’ on a demonstration and this frequently made such demos difficult to police (for both paid cops and organisers) because the new protesters had little knowledge of and respect for the ‘rules’.'' "Moments of Excess" |
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Jump To Comment: 1BoingBoing.net:
Cool book. It offers a fresh historical perspective that covers a lot of ground, but at the same time it’s a pretty easy read.
RU Sirius:
Yeah, I think it does the job of establishing that there is this stream; a spirit really, that runs through history. Several spirits perhaps. This non-authoritarian, non-conformist, antic, changeable character, or community of characters, keeps coming up throughout human history. Sometimes they show up as artists or anti-artists, sometimes as religions or spiritual path; sometimes as a political revolution or change, sometimes as a scientific movement, sometimes as nihilism. Some seem to contradict others; representing opposite political sides. Or they represent opposite attitudes towards civilization and technological development – that comes up quite a bit. And yet, I think the book shows various memetic lines of transmission that sometimes seem to run in parallel and sometimes seem to criss-cross.
more at
http://www.boingboing.net/2004/11/02/ru_sirius_interview_.html
RU's blog about the book
http://www.counterculturethroughtheages.com/