Revolution : a reader /
Robertson, Lisa,1961-
Stadler, Matthew.
[France] : Paraguay Press ; [Portland, Or.] : Publication Studio,
2012.
"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. We are all in revolution, now.--http://publicationstudio.biz/books/173
Includes bibliographical references.
Kathy Acker -- Etel Adnan -- Giorgio Agamben -- Arakawa [and Madeline] Gins -- Hannah Arendt -- Dodie Bellamy -- Hakim Bey -- David Brazil -- Edmund Burke -- Thomas Carlyle -- Bernal Diaz del Castillo -- Mahmoud Darwish -- Guy Davenport -- Angela Davis -- Gilles Deleuze -- Stacy Doris -- Hal Draper -- Frantz Fanon -- Shulamith Firestone -- M.F.K. Fisher -- Michel Foucault -- Charles Fourier -- Mavis Gallant -- Jean Genet -- George Grosz -- Ian Hamilton Finlay -- Alan Halsey -- Donna Haraway -- Harry Hay -- William Hazlitt -- Christopher Hill -- Langston Hughes -- Ivan Illich -- The Invisible Committee -- Calvin Johnson -- J. Krishnamurti -- Thomas Kuhn -- Violette Leduc -- Mina Loy -- Lucretius -- Asmaa Mahfouz -- Agnes Martin -- Marshall McLuhan -- Louise Michel -- Eileen Myles -- Elena Poniatowska -- Miguel León-Portilla -- Michel Ragon -- Jacques Rancière -- Kristin Ross -- Edward Said -- Saskia Sassen -- Percy Bysshe Shelley -- Situationist International -- Valerie Solanas -- Rebecca Spang -- Gertrude Stein -- Jalal Toufic -- Edward John Trelawney -- Flora Tristan -- Oscar Tuazon -- Vivienne Westwood -- Oscar Wilde -- Raymond Williams -- Mary Wollstonecraft -- George Woodcock.
Revolutionary literature.
Literature, Modern