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Fifth Estate Release Party Jan 22 NYC
                        
  
                
    
      
               
  January 14, 2007 - 1:14am -- stevphen
  
    
  
  
    Fifth Estate Issue Release Party
Monday, January 22th @ 7PM
Co-hosted by Fifth Estate and the 'This is Forever'
series.
Bluestockings Books
172 Allen St. Lower East Side, NYC
Come help celebrate the release of Fifth Estate
#374, produced in New York City for the first time
since the anti-authoritarian journal's 1965 founding
in Detroit!  Several New York City contributors will
present perspectives on radical politics, history,
philosophy and culture, potentially including:
precarious labor and resistance;
gender roles at Burning Man; 
moving beyond dialectical philosophy; 
the history of radical marching bands; 
secrecy, the State and contemporary activism; 
and mass media’s role in recuperating resistance.
Donation requested, but no one turned away for lack of
funds.FIFTH ESTATE Winter 2007  #374 (#3 Vol. 41)
*DAVID MEESTERS 
Letter from Appalachia: On Primitivism, Participation,
and Tactical Retreat
*CARA HOFFMAN 
The Food Court at Guantanamo: Philosophers Discover
Thousands of Miles of Intellectual Dead Zones Caused
by American Cultural Practices 
*WILL WEIKART 
All Gods, All Masters: Immanence and Anarchy/Ontology
*MITZI WALTZ 
Making Room for Difference: An Anarchist Response to
Disability
* STEVPHEN SHUKAITIS 
Whose Precarity Is It Anyway?
*JACK BRATICH 
Becoming Seattle: The State of Activism and
(Re)Activity of the State
*JEAN LEASON 
Music on the March: How Protest Learned to Dance
*H. READ 
Remaining ELF Defendants Plead Guilty But Refuse to
Snitch 
*SÜREYYYA EVREN 
Twenty Years of the Black Flag in Turkey
*PETER KUPER 
Oaxaca Notebook [centerfold]
*SPENCER SUNSHINE 
Brad Will, 1970-2006
*ONTO 
Solidarity, Immigration and Border Regimes
*WALKER LANE 
 Walker Lane Does the Dirty Deed Again! Voting.
*EL LIBERTARIO 
Venezuela Elections, 2006
*RAFAEL UZCATEGUI 
Depolarization and Autonomy: Challenges to Venezuela’s
Social Movements After Chavez’s Election
*JIM FEAST 
Mass Media and the Crests of Human Destruction
*COOKIE ORLANDO 
Unlocking the Girl Lock: Gender Trouble at Burning Man
*SUNFROG 
Bindlestiff Family Cirkus: The First Ten Years (DVD
review) 
*ANU BONOBO 
Endgame by Derek Jensen (book review)
*JULIE HERRADA 
Sacco and Vanzetti (film review)
****
'This is Forever’: From Inquiry to Refusal is  series
of discussions dedicated to an inquiry into class
composition: into the current political composition of
movements and struggles particularly in the United
States, and generally across the planet; the technical
composition of the imposition of work and under
capital, in both productive and reproductive spheres,
and its changing nature in capitals neoliberal phase;
the myriad of mechanisms which capture, overcode,
divide, and suppress our desires and creative
capacities; and the ways in which act of refusal and
resistance are in exodus from the relations of power
that define capital and the state-from, as well as the
gender binary, heteronormativity, race, legal status,
and other socially constructed divisions and power relations.
  
  
  
    
  
      
Fifth Estate Issue Release Party
Monday, January 22th @ 7PM
Co-hosted by Fifth Estate and the 'This is Forever'
series.
Bluestockings Books
172 Allen St. Lower East Side, NYC
Come help celebrate the release of Fifth Estate
#374, produced in New York City for the first time
since the anti-authoritarian journal's 1965 founding
in Detroit!  Several New York City contributors will
present perspectives on radical politics, history,
philosophy and culture, potentially including:
precarious labor and resistance;
gender roles at Burning Man; 
moving beyond dialectical philosophy; 
the history of radical marching bands; 
secrecy, the State and contemporary activism; 
and mass media’s role in recuperating resistance.
Donation requested, but no one turned away for lack of
funds.FIFTH ESTATE Winter 2007  #374 (#3 Vol. 41)
*DAVID MEESTERS 
Letter from Appalachia: On Primitivism, Participation,
and Tactical Retreat
*CARA HOFFMAN 
The Food Court at Guantanamo: Philosophers Discover
Thousands of Miles of Intellectual Dead Zones Caused
by American Cultural Practices 
*WILL WEIKART 
All Gods, All Masters: Immanence and Anarchy/Ontology
*MITZI WALTZ 
Making Room for Difference: An Anarchist Response to
Disability
* STEVPHEN SHUKAITIS 
Whose Precarity Is It Anyway?
*JACK BRATICH 
Becoming Seattle: The State of Activism and
(Re)Activity of the State
*JEAN LEASON 
Music on the March: How Protest Learned to Dance
*H. READ 
Remaining ELF Defendants Plead Guilty But Refuse to
Snitch 
*SÜREYYYA EVREN 
Twenty Years of the Black Flag in Turkey
*PETER KUPER 
Oaxaca Notebook [centerfold]
*SPENCER SUNSHINE 
Brad Will, 1970-2006
*ONTO 
Solidarity, Immigration and Border Regimes
*WALKER LANE 
 Walker Lane Does the Dirty Deed Again! Voting.
*EL LIBERTARIO 
Venezuela Elections, 2006
*RAFAEL UZCATEGUI 
Depolarization and Autonomy: Challenges to Venezuela’s
Social Movements After Chavez’s Election
*JIM FEAST 
Mass Media and the Crests of Human Destruction
*COOKIE ORLANDO 
Unlocking the Girl Lock: Gender Trouble at Burning Man
*SUNFROG 
Bindlestiff Family Cirkus: The First Ten Years (DVD
review) 
*ANU BONOBO 
Endgame by Derek Jensen (book review)
*JULIE HERRADA 
Sacco and Vanzetti (film review)
****
'This is Forever’: From Inquiry to Refusal is  series
of discussions dedicated to an inquiry into class
composition: into the current political composition of
movements and struggles particularly in the United
States, and generally across the planet; the technical
composition of the imposition of work and under
capital, in both productive and reproductive spheres,
and its changing nature in capitals neoliberal phase;
the myriad of mechanisms which capture, overcode,
divide, and suppress our desires and creative
capacities; and the ways in which act of refusal and
resistance are in exodus from the relations of power
that define capital and the state-from, as well as the
gender binary, heteronormativity, race, legal status,
and other socially constructed divisions and power relations.
