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CONTENTS
1 Cover
4 1 Jacques Prévert is a jerk Notes
5 2 The Mirage by Jean-Claude Guiguet
6 3 Approaches to distress Contemporary architecture as a vector for speeding up movements Building the shelves Simplifying the calculations A brief history of information The onset of weariness The world as supermarket and derision The poetry of arrested movement Notes
7 4 Staring into the distance: in praise of silent cinema
8 5 Interview with Jean-Yves Jouannais and Christophe Duchâtelet Notes
11 8 The party What the hell am I doing with these jerks? Gathering together to have fun Gathering together to fight (student demonstrations, environmental gatherings, talk shows in the suburbs) Gathering together to fuck (sex clubs, private orgies, some New Age groups) Gathering together to celebrate (masses, pilgrimages) Partying without tears Notes
12 9 Time out What are you looking for here? The German Lowering the retirement age Calais, Pas-de-Calais Metropolitan comedy Just take it in your stride What use are men? The skin of the bear Notes
13 10 Opera Bianca 4" 36" 43" 50" 56" 59" 1'00" 1'04" 1'06" 1'10" 1'17" 2'15" Notes
14 11 Letter to Lakis Proguidis Notes
15 12 The question of paedophilia Notes
16 13 Humanity, the second stage Notes
20 17 Interview with Christian Authier Notes
23 20 Leaving the twentieth century
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