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Analogue 0: Manifesto Now! (Again!)

LK Cull, William Daddario

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This is a co-authored introduction to the edited book Manifesto Now! The introduction provides an in-depth discussion of the notion of the contemporary manifesto in the context of existing literature on the 'golden age' of the manifesto - Modernism. The introduction argues that contemporary artists and philosophers are increasingly (re)turning to the manifesto as a form, including exploring the notion of performance and activism as forms of manifesto in their own right.

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This is a co-authored introduction to the edited book Manifesto Now! The introduction provides an in-depth discussion of the notion of the contemporary manifesto in the context of existing literature on the 'golden age' of the manifesto - Modernism. The introduction argues that contemporary artists and philosophers are increasingly (re)turning to the manifesto as a form, including exploring the notion of performance and activism as forms of manifesto in their own right.

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This is a co-authored introduction to the edited book Manifesto Now! The introduction provides an in-depth discussion of the notion of the contemporary manifesto in the context of existing literature on the 'golden age' of the manifesto - Modernism. The introduction argues that contemporary artists and philosophers are increasingly (re)turning to the manifesto as a form, including exploring the notion of performance and activism as forms of manifesto in their own right.

Key concepts: Manifesto, Context (archaeology), Modernism (music), Epistemology, Aesthetics, Political science, Philosophy, Sociology

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