COMMUNICATION AND CLASS STRUGGLE: 1. Capitalism, Imperialism
Edited by Armand Mattelart and Seth Siegelaub, 1979
Dick Higgins, Thirteen Serious Considerations (8), 1978
DH: “The old artist worries who he is: the new one observes shemself among the shoes, and makes a work of it.” — An Exemplativist Manifesto (1976)
Jean-François Millet, The Gleaners, 1856
“I have gathered a posy of other's flowers, and nothing but the thread that binds them is mine own.”
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Social Map, Enzo Mari & Francesco Leonetti, "Atlante Secondo Lenin", 1974
“On classes and worldviews, the data of this chart are: horizontally, the social classes as commonly understood; vertically, the division between manual and intellectual labor; on the right, the indication of private property. Within these is situated the fundamental contradiction between bourgeoisie and proletariat, between the bourgeois worldview and the proletarian worldview; these in turn exert an influence on the other social strata.”
Raymond Savignac, dialectical illustration. ”The fundamental error of the transferer is to take the contingent status of his own language as solid and fixed instead of letting himself be violently moved by the foreign language... He must enlarge and deepen his own language by means of the foreign language; we have no idea how far this is possible and to which degree every language can be” – Task of the Translator
