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" A revolutionary movement does not spread by contamination / But by resonance / Something that constitutes itself here / Resonates with the shock wave given off by something that constituted itself elsewhere / The body that resonates does so in its own way / An insurrection is not like the propagation of the plaque or a forest fire a linear process spreading little by little from a spark / But rather this / It becomes embodied in a MUSICAL way / and whose focal points / Dispersed in / time and space manage / To impose the rhythm of their VIBRATION / To get ever more dense / to the point where one can no longer desire to turn back" © Jean-Marie Gleize

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Guy Debord’s Cinema

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Jason E. Smith | Guy Debord, Filmmaker

Jacques Rancière | When We Were on the Shenandoah

Editors of Internationnale situationiste 1 | With and Against Cinema

Kaira M. Cabañas | Hurlements en faveur de vous

Soyoung Yoon | Cinema against the Permanent Curfew of Geometry: Guy Debord’s Sur le passage de quelques personnes à travers une assez courte unité de temps (1959)

Jason E. Smith | Missed Encounters: Critique de la séparation between the Riot and the ‘Young Girl’

McKenzie Wark | The Insolent Edit

Benjamin Noys | Guy Debord’s Time-Image: In girium imus nocte et consumimur igni

Sven Lütticken | Guy Debord and the Cultural Revolution

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2018-09-022019-04-06 Categories: Dérive · Philosophy & PoliticsTags: Communism · Film · Guy Debord · Jacques Rancière · May '68 · Revolution · Situationist International · Society of the Spectacle

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