[LAF] LAF Digest, Vol 56, Issue 1
steve ash
steveash_2001 at yahoo.co.uk
Thu Oct 1 20:57:21 UTC 2009
Thanks Ed.
The Bookfair Organisers have been very supportive on both talks, they don't anticipate any interventions given our blurb.
Actually they published an earlier blurb I sent, but I think that one works.
Still hoping Vol will get things sorted, I suspect a State conspiracy :)
Steve
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> 1. LAF MEETINGS AT LONDON ANARCHIST BOOK
> FAIR (Ed McArthur)
> 2. LAF MATTERS (Ed McArthur)
> 3. Studies in Transversality: Militant
> Research London October
> 13-14 (Stevphen Shukaitis)
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> Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 05:04:19 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Ed McArthur <antines at yahoo.co.uk>
> Subject: [LAF] LAF MEETINGS AT LONDON ANARCHIST BOOK FAIR
> To: London Anarchist Forum <laf at lists.aktivix.org>
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> LONDON ANARCHIST FORUM
> Sat 24th Oct at the LAB
> The Meetings page has now been completed
> our meetings are at 12 noon? - 12-50
> Anarchist Org and Decen?Soc?? Room? EB4
> ?
> Sex Work Debate
> Room EB1?? 5-6pm
> For full abstracts and meetings list see below
> http://www.anarchistbookfair.org/whatson.html
> ?
> See LAF Page at
> www.eventsamdissues.bravehost.com?
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> SUPPORT THE POSTAL WORKERS STRIKE
> Ed McArthur?? 07981? 900? 563??????????
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> www.eventsandissues.bravehost.com
> see also
> www.freewebs.com/bookevents
> Conway Hall Sunday Concerts
> www.conwayhallsundayconcerts.org.uk
> www.freewebs.com/secularcivilrights
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> Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 07:58:03 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Ed McArthur <antines at yahoo.co.uk>
> Subject: [LAF] LAF MATTERS
> To: steve ash <steveash_2001 at yahoo.co.uk>,
> London Anarchist Forum
> <laf at lists.aktivix.org>
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> Hi All,
> ?
> As Vol may not be back for some time ?I have removed ?his
> mobile number
> from the LAF page ??of the events and issues website
> ?
> STEVE? are you willing for your email address to be posted
> as a point of Contact
> an alternative to joining the list?
> ?
> I have posted? the details? Room No & Title of the talk
> on the website
> with a link for the full links with blurbs
> ?
> ?
> I will be on the Black Cat/Freethought History Research
> Group
> stall . Terry Liddle is unwell and may not be able to come
> after all
> I have to work on that basis if he is well enough that will
> be a bonous
> ?
> Anway I wont be able to get away from the stall except for
> natural breaks
> so do come around and visit me
> ?
> STEVE? In future if you want me to post and circulate
> details of LAF events
> you will have to email me OFF list
> ?
> Too much stuff gets lost because its posted as part of a
> reply with a misleading title
> ?
>
> I guess thats all,?? hope to see many of you on the 24th
> and one or two of you at the Conway Lecture on 8th Oct
> see? SPES Page at
> www.seculardiary.webs.com??
> ?
> Cheers
> ?
> Ed
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> Conway Hall Sunday Concerts
> www.conwayhallsundayconcerts.org.uk
> www.freewebs.com/secularcivilrights
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> From: Stevphen Shukaitis <stevphen at mutualaid.org>
> Subject: [LAF] Studies in Transversality: Militant Research
> London
> October 13-14
> To: List - London Anarchist Forum <laf at lists.aktivix.org>,
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> Studies in Transversality: Militant Research
> hosted by Micropolitics Research Group
>
> Tuesday October 13th
> PUBLIC LECTURE by Colectivo Situaciones (Buenos Aires)
> 17.00 ? 19.00
> Ian Gulland Lecture Theatre, Goldsmiths College
>
> Wednesday October 14th
> PUBLIC SEMINAR with A Traversad por la Cultura (Madrid),
> Colectivo
> Situaciones (Buenos Aires), Euromayday Hamburg, S.a.l.e.
> (Venice),
> Universidad Nomada (Barcelona), and many others.
> 14.00 ? 19.00
> RHB room 342 (in red brick main building), Goldsmiths
> College
>
> Studies in Transversality is a series of encounters
> between
> researchers, cultural workers, and organisers who are
> concerned with
> the contexts and consequences of their practices beyond
> their
> respective fields of specialisation, and who wish to open
> new lines of
> subjectivation. This session is the first of the year
> and brings
> together the practices of Colectivo Situaciones
> (Argentina), and a
> number of groups who are researching and organising around
> questions
> of creative labour, knowledge production and contemporary
> social
> movements in the UK and Europe today. Working through the
> notion of
> militant research, the session aims to examine the
> separations between
> university based academic research, cultural workers, and
> activists,
> the reason why these separations exist, and to share the
> working
> methods of these groups.
>
> About Militant Research
> Militant research is a concept-tool that works on the
> premise that all
> interpretation of the world is linked to some kind of
> action. Related
> to practices of co-research and institutional analysis,
> militant
> research proposes that all new knowledge production affects
> and
> modifies the bodies and subjectivities of those who have
> participated.
> Rather than use research as a tool to categorise and
> separate
> knowledge from practice, militant research operates
> transversally,
> becoming part of the process that organises relationships
> between
> bodies, knowledge, social practices and fields of action.
>
> See Marta Malo de Molina?s two recent articles on militant
> research at:
> http://transform.eipcp.net/transversal/0406/malo/en#redir
> http://transform.eipcp.net/transversal/0707/malo/en
>
> Colectivo Situaciones is a collective based in Buenos
> Aires. Emerging
> from Argentina?s radical student milieu in the mid 1990s,
> they have
> developed a long track record of intervention in Argentine
> social
> movements, including work with the unemployed workers?
> movement of
> Solano, HIJOS, the organization of the children of the
> disappeared
> during the dictatorship and Creciendo Juntos, an
> alternative school
> run by militant teachers. Their books and pamphlets are
> dialogues with
> social movements, activists and many other groups, and
> explore the
> question of power, tactics of struggle, and how to think
> about
> revolution today. In addition to their publishing work,
> they are also
> working in a collectively run, alternative school. In a
> note printed
> on the back of many of their books, they describe their
> work as follows:
>
> ?we intend to offer an internal reading of struggles, a
> phenomenology
> and a genealogy, not an ?objective? description. It is only
> in this
> way that thought assumes a creative, affirmative function,
> and stops
> being a mere reproduction of the present. And only in this
> fidelity
> with the immanence of thought is it a real, dynamic
> contribution.
>
> For published texts in Spanish and English, see:
> http://www.situaciones.org
> http://transform.eipcp.net/transversal/0406/colectivosituaciones/en
> http://info.interactivist.net/node/5490,
> http://www.constituentimagination.net
> http://www.commoner.org.uk/index.php?p=15
>
> About Micropolitics Research Group
> The Micropolitics Research Group investigates the forces
> and
> procedures that entangle artistic production and the
> flexible
> subjectivities of its producers into the fabric of late
> capitalism.
> Based primarily in London, the group carries out analysis
> of issues
> ranging from the production of subjectivity in creative
> work,
> diplomacy, institutional analysis, radical pedagogy and
> concrete
> situations of free labour, 'carrot work', and creative
> industry.
>
> Directions:
> Goldsmiths College, University of London, Lewisham Way, New
> Cross SE14
> 6NW
> New Cross or New Cross Gate RAIL, or buses: 21, 53, 453,
> 171, 172, 36,
> 436
> Directions and Campus Map: http://www.gold.ac.uk/find-us/
> http://www.gold.ac.uk/media/campus-map.pdf
>
> This event is supported by: London Centre for Arts and
> Cultural
> Exchange, Goldsmiths Department of Art Research Support
> Award, and
> Goldsmiths College Research and Knowledge Transfer Award
>
>
> --
> Stevphen Shukaitis
> http://stevphen.mahost.org
> www.minorcompositions.info
> www.ConstituentImagination.net
> www.autonomedia.org
> http://info.interactivist.net
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