Women and Salons:
https://sites.google.com/a/wisc.edu/ils202fall11/home/student-wikis/group4
Salon Politics:
Realizing
the Impossible is a wonderful, passionately and intelligently compiled
collection of art and writing with strong political messages. An
anti-authoritarian, anti-capitalist persuasion carries from cover to
cover and is expressed throughout. Through their work, the featured
artists reveal messages and statements and resistance to globalization,
state authority and oppression. Interwoven into their social critiques
is a common belief that a new world is necessary.
The collection
contains three sections: "In Print," "Moving Images and Interventions"
and "Theories." Within each of these sections are essays, interviews and
art that focus on specific events and people ranging from the Haymarket
Riot, radical puppetry, queer art and the politics of space and land
reclamation.
The case for democracy (from the comments)
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I was democracy-pilled by reading biographies of Franco and Salazar. The
Iberian countries in the 1930’s were what every right-wing authoritarian
fantasi...
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