Re: AUT: literature search

[Matt Davies <jmdavies@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Brian,

I would start by looking at the aut-op-sy web page
<http://jefferson.village.Virginia.EDU/~spoons/aut_html/>
where there is a short "further readings" list that might help you. For
much of the stuff you specifically mention in your message, the 1980
Semiotext(e) (vol. iii, no. 3) on Italy:Autonomia will be a very
important resource, (a "must read," in my view) although I don't know
how easy it is to find anymore.

What kind package are you putting together? What is your project?

matt davies

Brian Green wrote:
>
> I am trying to put together a package for students, activists etc. dealing
> with the autonomist tradition, and so am in process of compiling a list of
> what various people consider to be the most central texts. So with that in
> mind, I am looking for people to send me their ideas of what would be
> 'must-reads' for people wanting to explore autonomia and its background.
> This could include historical pieces, political tracts dealing with specific
> moments of  struggle (i.e., the Italian 'hot summer', Negri's trial, 1968
> etc.), political-economic analyses of various concepts and moments, and of
> course, theoretical works.
> Thanks in advance, folks!
> Brian
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