Compelling and instructive tales of autonomous adventure and humorous mayhem from within the Dutch squatter’s movement of the 1980s. Accounts of playful and spontaneous intransigence, theoretic burlesque, strategies of disappearance, and narrative collage recuperate a situation that had been skewed to fit mass media’s general take on all things subversive.
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Cracking the Movement,
This review is from: Cracking the Movement: Squatting Beyond the Media (New Autonomy Series) (Paperback)
Amoral tales of autonomous action and adventure from within the Dutch squatters' movement of the 1980s. Playful, clever, violent and bizarre sides of squatting are uncovered by theory and narrative collage, revealing a carnival culture of chaos, crowds, and garbage, intrigue and intransigence, humour and burlesque tragedy.
Why Couldn't the Movement Disappear? ADILKNO's Movement Study solves the riddle, and rescues the memory of events from freakshow reflection in the media's sisister hall-of-mirrors. --- from book's back cover
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