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![Peter Bouscheljong | ACTION #5 [THE POET AS PRODUCER] & ACTION #6 [THE BUSINESS OF MR JULIUS CAESAR AFTER BRECHT OR THE MIGRANTS OF REGGIO CALABRIA]](https://my-blackout.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/32a6ca49-d5da-40be-a88d-9fb9716c1083_1_201_a-e1652834133680.jpeg?w=480)
“Poetry has to be made by everyone, not just one.” [Lautréamont] The “interruption” is a process of shaping, i.e. the political function of separating causalities [certainties of everyday life / political life] from one another. Like Brecht’s theory of the alienation effect, which is used in epic theatre [non-Aristotelian, because empathy is a…
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Well before he described the great light of Paradise shining out in all its eschatological glory, Dante decided to reserve a quiet but significant fate, in the twenty-sixth canto of the Inferno, for the “tiny light” of those glowing worms, the fireflies. The poet is observing the eighth bolgia of hell, a political bolgia…
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Peter Bouscheljong | ARTAUD-THEATRE-DU-VIEUX-COLOMBIER*.COM
The real story of Artaud-Mômo, tête-à-tête. It’s like closing a picture under the eyelid. Deciphering certain dispositions that are only part of a poetic…
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![riots and/or poetics [7/2020]](https://my-blackout.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/b7768b87-1875-4abc-b1ec-b0ed0107bc51_1_201_a.jpeg?w=418)
riots and/or poetics [7/2020]
This racism is scattered, diffused throughout the whole of America, grim, underhanded, hypocritical, arrogant. There is one place where we might hope it would cease,…
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Jacques Rancière & Philippe Lafosse | Politics and Aesthetics in the Straubs‘ Films
Jacques Rancière, Philippe Lafosse and the public in conversation about Straub-Huillet after a screening of From the Clouds to the Resistance and Workers, Peasants Monday, February 16,…
![riots and/or poetics [9/2024]](https://my-blackout.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/e639dd6a-1c06-4699-8c7a-829189d6ed21_1_105_c-e1726500747861.jpeg?w=530)
![Peter Bouscheljong | Corpus/Grammar [after Danielle Collobert]](https://my-blackout.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/2094a920-0068-493c-8d31-6bd06250be9f_1_201_a-e1718853999224.jpeg?w=530)
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