Yes/No/Maybe: Archive

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Speed and Kentucky Ham

littleorphanammo: Written by William S. Burroughs Jr., who died at the age of 34, these two stories are essentially frenzied, brutal, electric autobiographies of a fractured, manic man searching for his life amid the heavy history he inherited from all the beats but most notably his father, William S. Burroughs Sr. Highly Recommended. I agree with the above. Also, I’m currently stuck...

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seeing is a kind of thinking: Chris Burden on "Bed... →

ranaa: I’ve thought about this piece for a couple of years. Physically, it resembles the “Bed Piece” [February 18 - March 10, 1972, Market Street Program, Venice, California], but it’s a refinement. In “Bed Piece,” I had a bed put at one end of the room and I stayed there for 22 days. I didn’t…

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Pacifism yes, passivism never. (more keyboard... →

wespennest: The mythology that Gandhi practiced “pacifism” is part of a larger mythology fed by the state to discourage political activism. Gandhi practiced asymmetry- his tactics were effective because they were diametrically opposed to the previous one hundred years of bombings, assassinations and violence….

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