Re: [microsound] (ot) summer book reading list

[Stephen Hastings-King <roachboy@xxxxxxxxx>]

society of the spectacle.
but it doesnt't really matter.
like he sez in is: "plagairism is necessary.  progress implies it."
which of course, debord cribbed from elsewhere.
he cribbed most of the book, actually...a ton of it from socialisme ou
barbarie.
doesn't matter: it's a  cool book.

at the moment, i am reading some titanic bio of proust.  tardié's to be
exact.
biographies.  ugh.  playgrounds of the teleological fallacy.

i dont have a list for the summer.  i read alot and dont make lists often.
i loose them.

stuff that is definitely upcoming:
segments from the proust project
writings of robert smithson
deleuze: the fold

anyone know where i can get ahold of kinbrew mcloed's history of
turntablism?

thanks.
stephen

On 5/26/07, richard knight <ricoknight@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> yes , i agree, it is Debord's concept, and one that has been widely
> embraced. I'll see if I can find the source.
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> On 5/24/07, Vid Jeraj <doodash@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> >
> > > Recommended music book: "Audio Cultures - Readings in Modern Music"
> by>
> > Christoph Cox and Daniel Warner, Eds.> > been going thru this book for
> the
> > past year... only recently, I noticed that The authors claim (p.1) that
> > "Attali points out that the dominant mode of apprehending and
> understanding
> > societyx has been through staring at its spectacle". I would've thought
> that
> > this thought is more related to Guy-Ernest Debord.
> >
> > What do you think?
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