Tarì marcello (18 Ergebnisse)

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Tapa Blanda Con Solapa. Zustand: Excelente. 1ª Edición. EXCELENTE ejemplar. PRIMERA EDICIÓN. FIRST EDITION. No existe revolución infeliz. El comunismo de la destitución. Traducido del italiano por Quadernos. 249pp + 2h.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'A powerful case for the persistent questioning and existential interruption that accompanies that pursuit of [happiness and revolution], and fuels it, and constitutes and ruptures its vagrant, open end.'Fred Moten, author of In the Break: The Aesthetics of the Black Radical Tradition'It is hard today to escape the perception that financial violence and fascism are suffocating every possibility of happinessThere Is No Unhappy Revolution shows a possible way out from this despair.'Franco 'Bifo' Berardi, author of Futurability: The Age of Impotence and the Horizon of Possibility.In a time of ongoing political, economic, and climate crisis can we afford our collective unhappiness any longer There Is No Unhappy Revolution gives expression to the age of revolution unfolding before us. With equal parts sophistication and raw urgency, Marcello Tarì identifies the original moments as well as the powerful disruptive and creative content haunting our times like a specter.The age of revolution is back, and with it, instability and uncertainty as major markers of our times. There is a renewed faith in popular rebellion as a means to enact sorely needed systemic change. At the heart of these dynamics rests a new theory of social change and societal well-being. Happiness is collective, not individual, as Marcello Tarì explains, and our collective desire for happiness is a revolutionary force that cannot and should not be contained.One hundred years after the October Revolution, amidst our current civilizational crisis, is it still possible to think and build communism Yes, Tarì responds, provided we radically rethink the tradition of revolutionary movements that have followed one century to another. Offering both a militant philosophy and a philosophy of militancy, he deftly confronts the different contemporary movements from the Argentinean insurrection of 2001 to Occupy Wall Street, the Spanish Indignados, the French movement against the labor law, and the Arab Spring, resurrecting and renewing a lineage of revolutionary thought, from Walter Benjamin to Giorgio Agamben, that promises to make life livable.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -'A powerful case for the persistent questioning and existential interruption that accompanies that pursuit of [happiness and revolution], and fuels it, and constitutes and ruptures its vagrant, open end.'Fred Moten, author of In the Break: The Aesthetics of the Black Radical Tradition'It is hard today to escape the perception that financial violence and fascism are suffocating every possibility of happinessThere Is No Unhappy Revolution shows a possible way out from this despair.'Franco 'Bifo' Berardi, author of Futurability: The Age of Impotence and the Horizon of Possibility.In a time of ongoing political, economic, and climate crisis can we afford our collective unhappiness any longer There Is No Unhappy Revolution gives expression to the age of revolution unfolding before us. With equal parts sophistication and raw urgency, Marcello Tarì identifies the original moments as well as the powerful disruptive and creative content haunting our times like a specter.The age of revolution is back, and with it, instability and uncertainty as major markers of our times. There is a renewed faith in popular rebellion as a means to enact sorely needed systemic change. At the heart of these dynamics rests a new theory of social change and societal well-being. Happiness is collective, not individual, as Marcello Tarì explains, and our collective desire for happiness is a revolutionary force that cannot and should not be contained.One hundred years after the October Revolution, amidst our current civilizational crisis, is it still possible to think and build communism Yes, Tarì responds, provided we radically rethink the tradition of revolutionary movements that have followed one century to another. Offering both a militant philosophy and a philosophy of militancy, he deftly confronts the different contemporary movements from the Argentinean insurrection of 2001 to Occupy Wall Street, the Spanish Indignados, the French movement against the labor law, and the Arab Spring, resurrecting and renewing a lineage of revolutionary thought, from Walter Benjamin to Giorgio Agamben, that promises to make life livable. Englisch.…

Zustand: Good. Espasa-Calpe. Encuadernación en tapa dura. Galuppini, Gino; Arolse, Nicola; Giuseppini, Marcello; Tari, Benedetto Cruceros de todo el mundo desde los orígenes hasta nuestros días Tapa deslucida. Tapa ilustrada. Pags.287. Volúmenes.1.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. There Is No Unhappy Revolution | The Communism of Destitution | Marcello Tarì | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2021 | Common Notions | EAN 9781942173168 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -'A powerful case for the persistent questioning and existential interruption that accompanies that pursuit of [happiness and revolution], and fuels it, and constitutes and ruptures its vagrant, open end.'Fred Moten, author of In the Break: The Aesthetics of the Black Radical Tradition'It is hard today to escape the perception that financial violence and fascism are suffocating every possibility of happinessThere Is No Unhappy Revolution shows a possible way out from this despair.'Franco 'Bifo' Berardi, author of Futurability: The Age of Impotence and the Horizon of Possibility.In a time of ongoing political, economic, and climate crisis can we afford our collective unhappiness any longer There Is No Unhappy Revolution gives expression to the age of revolution unfolding before us. With equal parts sophistication and raw urgency, Marcello Tarì identifies the original moments as well as the powerful disruptive and creative content haunting our times like a specter.The age of revolution is back, and with it, instability and uncertainty as major markers of our times. There is a renewed faith in popular rebellion as a means to enact sorely needed systemic change. At the heart of these dynamics rests a new theory of social change and societal well-being. Happiness is collective, not individual, as Marcello Tarì explains, and our collective desire for happiness is a revolutionary force that cannot and should not be contained.One hundred years after the October Revolution, amidst our current civilizational crisis, is it still possible to think and build communism Yes, Tarì responds, provided we radically rethink the tradition of revolutionary movements that have followed one century to another. Offering both a militant philosophy and a philosophy of militancy, he deftly confronts the different contemporary movements from the Argentinean insurrection of 2001 to Occupy Wall Street, the Spanish Indignados, the French movement against the labor law, and the Arab Spring, resurrecting and renewing a lineage of revolutionary thought, from Walter Benjamin to Giorgio Agamben, that promises to make life livable. Englisch.…

Paperback. Em Não existe revolução infeliz: por um comunismo destituinte" Marcello Tarì desafia o status quo ao repensar radicalmente a tradição dos movimentos revolucionários em meio à crise civilizacional que assola o mundo contemporâneo. Para isso, o autor revisita momentos cruciais, desde a Revolução de Outubro até os movimentos sociais mais recentes, como a insurreição argentina de 2001 e o Occupy Wall Street, e como eles identifica uma urgência criativa e disruptiva que permeia nossa era. Ao adotar uma abordagem teórica fragmentária, que remonta de Walter Benjamin a Giorgio Agamben, o autor destaca o potencial de um poder destituinte, cujo lema proclama: "Chamamos comunismo o movimento real que derruba o estado atual das coisas". Nesse contexto, Tarì investiga os vínculos entre a guerra civil e o amor, a arquitetura bolchevique dos anos 1920 e a espiritualidade militante, os desenvolvimentos revolucionários e a vida cotidiana, oferecendo uma visão multifacetada da busca pela felicidade em meio à atual ausência de esperança. Não existe revolução infeliz é uma provocação intelectual e uma chamada à ação, que desafia os leitores a repensar o comunismo não como uma utopia distante, mas como um movimento real e tangível capaz de transformar o presente. Com uma mistura única de sofisticação e urgência, Tarì convida-nos a considerar o que significa viver em uma época marcada pela incerteza e pela possibilidade de mudança radical.…

Paperback. Em Não existe revolução infeliz: por um comunismo destituinte" Marcello Tarì desafia o status quo ao repensar radicalmente a tradição dos movimentos revolucionários em meio à crise civilizacional que assola o mundo contemporâneo. Para isso, o autor revisita momentos cruciais, desde a Revolução de Outubro até os movimentos sociais mais recentes, como a insurreição argentina de 2001 e o Occupy Wall Street, e como eles identifica uma urgência criativa e disruptiva que permeia nossa era. Ao adotar uma abordagem teórica fragmentária, que remonta de Walter Benjamin a Giorgio Agamben, o autor destaca o potencial de um poder destituinte, cujo lema proclama: "Chamamos comunismo o movimento real que derruba o estado atual das coisas". Nesse contexto, Tarì investiga os vínculos entre a guerra civil e o amor, a arquitetura bolchevique dos anos 1920 e a espiritualidade militante, os desenvolvimentos revolucionários e a vida cotidiana, oferecendo uma visão multifacetada da busca pela felicidade em meio à atual ausência de esperança. Não existe revolução infeliz é uma provocação intelectual e uma chamada à ação, que desafia os leitores a repensar o comunismo não como uma utopia distante, mas como um movimento real e tangível capaz de transformar o presente. Com uma mistura única de sofisticação e urgência, Tarì convida-nos a considerar o que significa viver em uma época marcada pela incerteza e pela possibilidade de mudança radical.…