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nanopolitics handbookthe nanopolitics groupEdited by Paolo Plotegher, Manuela Zechner and Bue Rübner Hansen.c0mp0siti0ns.Minor Compositions is a series of interventions & provocations drawing fromautonomous politics, avant-garde aesthetics, and the revolutions of everyday life.Released by Minor Compositions 2013Wivenhoe / New York / Port WatsonMinor Compositions is an imprint of Autonomediawww.minorcompositions.info | minorcompositions@gmail.comDistributed by AutonomediaPO Box 568 Williamsburgh StationBrooklyn, NY 11211www.autonomedia.orginfo@autonomedia.orgBook design and layout by Adrià Rodríguez de Alòs-Moner www.studiocombi.infoISBN 978-1-57027-268-4
IndexpageIntroduction11collective processesUn/making sense, moving together: on nanopoliticalexperiments in the neoliberal citythe nanopolitics groupTo produce or not to produce…Is that the question?esquizo-barcelonaMicropoliticsexercise: Meetingsdavid vercauteren19395766methods and methodologyTechnoshamanismexercise: Technoshamanist performance ritualcamila mello and fabiane borgesA rehearsal of change: Theatre of the Oppressedexercise: The machine of rhythmsnelly alfandariSoma: an anarchist experimentexercise: Testing limits, playing withgravityjorge goia7381879295104
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Page 7: Towards a careful listeningexercise
Page 10 and 11: 1/2/3/A map of this bookThis book h
Page 12 and 13: From bodies to booksTrying to rende
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Page 19 and 20: So a second level of our work conce
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Page 23 and 24: through other experiences? And how
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Page 32 and 33: Work, professionalization and the p
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Page 45 and 46: How is it that the awareness and lo
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Page 53 and 54: Looking again at Bifo’s text, it
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Micropolitics— David Vercauteren
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to pursue here, which is that of gr
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So what are the stakes concerning t
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In order for a power relation to be
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7. Félix Guattari (1986), Les ann
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of our terrain? What do we need (co
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noyed, fatigue...) in 2-3 words. Th
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methodsandmethodologies
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activities? Are the quests of a sha
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present, and the relationship is mo
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fundamental question of the worksho
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another, and this confusion also al
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* * *The production of subjectivity
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Sculpting and modelling seriesAs a
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verbalised - of our experiences and
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exerciseThe machine of rhythmsIn Ap
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Somaan anarchist experiment— Jorg
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Because they want to make omelettes
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Soma games ask a group to interact
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scientifically proven fact today, m
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Endnotes1. Roberto Freire (1990) Am
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At the end, the group plays as a wh
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architects, planners, councillors,
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There have been so many street trai
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exerciseSmiling at strangers,smelli
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Walk around as if you own the stree
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Fling your flip flop from your foot
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Bodily semblances,temporary dwellin
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in the history of dance, theatre an
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in the leitmotiv of texture and wea
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field of metabolic processes, which
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eathing, as in the previous exercis
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common milieu, a transitional space
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Perhaps it’s the notion itself of
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If the imaginary impregnates sensat
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While we were holding it togetherBu
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extend Foucault’s aesthetic of ex
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16. Linda Hartley, op. cit., pp. 34
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experimentsandexperiences
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Need to find ways of holding that a
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messy, collective voices in movemen
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kids that go back to their families
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We met for our first nanopolitics d
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process rushy events and feelings b
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complete freedom because everybody
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elated fears. ‘This works well if
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We have been waiting for Carla to c
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nano of the relationship between ou
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malleable understandings of geograp
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Reflections before being trainedTo
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The controlled body is constantly c
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the purpose of doing this i know, b
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in single-file: Drawing out ideas f
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production pressure. i am all for p
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All: How did the group experience p
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insurmountable barriers all around
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exerciseBody surfaces and boundarie
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A politics ofnetwork-families?Preca
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ways of relating that run counter t
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How to act in this world, how to ri
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The importance of the debt economy
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limitations: to give up the silly p
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a family, or a somehow older networ
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10. Interview with Nelly, London, A
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together. Draw a ‘conviviality’
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are less precarious than us. Capita
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Rather than a vocabulary of politic
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odies - we must develop our common
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of this as the general condition wh
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the individual as homo economicus,
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esistances of individual bodies des
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happens by way of a new externalisa
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If we look for a slogan that can de
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Endnotes1. Precarias a la Deriva.
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and the Permanence of Primitive Acc
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exerciseAn exercise indeproletarian
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No time for the sad passions— Ami
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men and things seem set in sparklin
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that radicality (the radicals playi
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merely reflect action received from
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to capture value, or the autonomy o
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Endnotes1. Francois Dosse (2010), G
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Towards a careful listening— Anja
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privilege that underlie our speech.
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consensus based to saturation-based
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easy reception of linguistic conten
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It is apparent that the refusal to
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materiality and characteristics, th
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tralian.com.au/national-affairs/mea
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ecologiesandmetabolisms
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Water it a bit. 3Water regularly, d
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Voku Pocu:making a people’s kitch
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People’s kitchens have a strong l
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Polenta cakes for friends andcomrad
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mix it with maple syrup. This is pr
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ResourcesIn this section we collate
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Campo Grupal, Buenos Aires (AR). Un
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Caring labour, an extensive archive
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Silvia Gil (2011) ‘Vidas precaria
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Freaksexual blog, good on sexuality
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Biographies:the nanopolitics group
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he is researching the recent histor
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mara ferreri has worked and studied
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