Re: The Revolt in France and Elsewhere...


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Posted by RAiner Ganahl on October 19, 1996 at 12:50:14:

In Reply to: The Revolt in France and Elsewhere... posted by G.H. Hovagimyan on October 18, 1996 at 16:53:55:

: What I like about the French is they have a tradition of street demonstrations and social agitation that goes back to the revolution. The French have an ingrained sense of group gatherings that add whole dimension to their art & discourse. Somehow it cycles in France. Revolt-Breakdown-Discussion-New Order-Repression- Revolt. Somehow it's the fluid by which the people get out of themselves and confront each other. In America the idea of revolt or separatism becomes the basis for a new market and a new commodity. The struggle is always towards mass marketing. In America the cycle is, Revolt-Packaging of Revolt-Mass Marketing- Dilution of Revolt- Insipid Mimicry-New Revolt. Everybody makes money and has a good time (supposedly) The classic American quote is by Groucho Marx, " I'd never join a club that would want me as a member!"

unfortunately, things aren't that great in France
either...

also, I wouldn't be so optimistic about them but I
do appreciate your comment...
concerning the book, there is barely anything mentioned
about this type of things in the Kristeva book




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