Re: <nettime> Guardian > Monbiot > Neoliberalism -- the

[John Young <jya@pipeline.com>]

> On 4/17/16 1:55 , Alexander Bard wrote:

> > Which is why the next revolution will not happen in the streets (we need to
> > get over Paris 1789 and even more so Paris 1968 as our model) both in our
> > minds and our digital environments once this new ideology of digital-global
> > solidarity has become available to us. And to get there we need both
> > technology, ideology and a good dose of destinal luck. A return to the
> > depth of our timeless psyches in the current chaos (humans do not change,
> > technology does, and ideology must change with it).

Still laser-aged jeans 1968 (albeit pitifully 9/11 provincial NYC 
sans sanitized streets not admirably tres terrorist chic metropolitan 
Paris laced with magnifique couturded boulevards) has its doddering 
nostalgics willing to endure dimming recollections brightened by 
beaux-artful overkleigs:

http://www.thestickingplace.com/projects/projects/columbia/

"A Time to Stir makes use of six hundred newly filmed interviews and 
tens of thousands of never-before-seen photographs, plus hours of 
archival footage, to explore the hows and whys of the 
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbia_University_protests_of_1968>campus 
protests at Columbia University in 1968. An eighteen-hour version of 
the documentary will be ready in 2017, along with a number of 
accompanying books, including an illustrated documentary history, a 
collection of essays, and a complete transcript of the film. 
<http://www.thestickingplace.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/Stir-it-Up.pdf>Here 
for an article from 2008."

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