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Tiqqun ist ein französisches Autorenkollektiv, das von 1999 bis 2009 publizierte. Tiqqun steht mit seinem poetischen Stil und seinem politisch radikalen Engagement in der Tradition der Situationisten und des Lettrismus. Von besonderem Einfluss ist auch die postmoderne Philosophie. In diesem Sinne sieht sich Tiqqun als «ein Instrument im Dienste einer Position». Um die systemimmanente Kritik der Linken zu durchbrechen, soll jede Widerstandspraxis Informationsströme durchbrechen und nicht intensivieren.
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| dbo:abstract | Tiqqun ist ein französisches Autorenkollektiv, das von 1999 bis 2009 publizierte. Tiqqun steht mit seinem poetischen Stil und seinem politisch radikalen Engagement in der Tradition der Situationisten und des Lettrismus. Von besonderem Einfluss ist auch die postmoderne Philosophie. In diesem Sinne sieht sich Tiqqun als «ein Instrument im Dienste einer Position». Um die systemimmanente Kritik der Linken zu durchbrechen, soll jede Widerstandspraxis Informationsströme durchbrechen und nicht intensivieren. Der Begriff «Tiqqun» kommt aus der kabbalistischen und messianisch-jüdischen Tradition und bedeutet zugleich Verbesserung, Zurückerstattung und Erlösung. (de) Tiqqun es el nombre de una publicación francesa sobre filosofía, fundada en 1999 con el fin de "recrear las condiciones de otra comunidad". Fue creada por varios autores, antes de disolverse en Venecia en 2001 tras los atentados del 11 de septiembre. La revista ha tenido un cierto seguimiento por parte de los medios de comunicación desde noviembre de 2008 tras el arresto de Julien Coupat, uno de sus fundadores. Tiqqun es también un concepto filosófico, emanado de los textos publicados en la revista del mismo nombre y el nombre bajo el cual han sido publicados diversos libros con textos seleccionados de la publicación filosófica, para designar, no tanto un autor colectivo, como "el lugar del espíritu del cual provienen estos escritos".» (es) Tiqqun est le nom d'une revue philosophique française de critique sociale, fondée en 1999 affichant pour but de « recréer les conditions d’une autre communauté ». Le collectif à l'origine de sa création s'est constitué à Paris en marge de "l'assemblée de Jussieu" lors du mouvement des chômeurs de 1998. Après sa seconde et dernière publication en septembre 2001 et la dispersion de ses membres, Tiqqun est devenu un courant de pensée ayant inspiré plusieurs ouvrages. La revue a été l'objet d'un certain intérêt dans les médias en novembre 2008 après l'arrestation de Julien Coupat qui avait été un des membres de son comité de rédaction. Le Tiqqun est aussi un concept philosophique, éponyme de la revue dans laquelle il a été développé. Tiqqun est également le nom sous lequel ont été publiés plusieurs livres reprenant des textes de la revue, pour désigner, si ce n'est leur auteur collectif, du moins « un point de l'esprit d'où ces écrits émanent ». Mehdi Belhaj Kacem, qui a très brièvement fréquenté ses animateurs, a prétendu dans un entretien que la revue se serait dissoute à Venise en 2001 à la suite des attentats du 11 septembre. Aucun texte ou autre témoignage ultérieur ne vient cependant corroborer cette affirmation. (fr) Tiqqun was a French-Italian ultra-left anarchist philosophical journal or zine, produced in two issues from 1999 to 2001. Topics treated in the journal's articles include anti-capitalism, anti-statism, Situationism, feminism, and the history of late 20th century revolutionary movements, especially May 1968 in France, the Italian Years of Lead, and the Anti-globalization protests of the late 1990s and early 2000s. The journal's articles were written anonymously; as a result, the word "Tiqqun" is also used to name the articles' collective of authors, and other texts attributed to them. The journal came to wider attention following the Tarnac Nine arrests of 2008, a police operation which detained nine people on suspicion of having conspired on recent sabotage of French electrical train lines. The arrested were accused of having written The Coming Insurrection, a political tract credited to The Invisible Committee, a distinct anonymous group named in the journal. Julien Coupat, one of the arrested, was a contributor to the first issue of Tiqqun. The journal's articles are polemics against modern capitalist society, which the authors hold in contempt. Individual articles present diagnoses of specific aspects of modern society, drawing on ideas from continental philosophy, anthropology, and history. Guy Debord's concept of the Spectacle is used to explain how communication media and socialization processes support existing capitalist society, and Michel Foucault's concept of biopower is used to explain how states and businesses manage populations via their physical needs. The journal's articles introduce terminology for their topics, freely used throughout the other articles. A "Bloom" refers to an archetypal, alienated modern person or subject, named after the character Leopold Bloom from the James Joyce novel Ulysses. A "Young-Girl" refers to a person who participates in modern society and thereby reinforces it, exhibiting traits commonly associated with femininity. Although a "Bloom" frequently stands for a man and a "Young-Girl" frequently stands for a woman, the authors stress that the concepts are not gendered. The word Tiqqun is an alternate spelling of Tikkun olam, a Jewish theological concept which refers to repair or healing of the world. In the authors' context, Tiqqun refers to improvement of the human condition through the subversion of modern capitalist society. Due to their philosophical influences, political content and historical context, the Tiqqun articles have received some attention in humanities scholarship and anarchist reading circles. Selected articles have been republished in several languages. (en) Tiqqun è stata una rivista o zine filosofica anarchica di ultrasinistra franco-italiana pubblicata in due numeri dal 1999 al 2001. Gli argomenti trattati negli articoli della rivista comprendono l'anticapitalismo, l'anti-statalismo, il situazionismo, il femminismo e la storia dei movimenti rivoluzionari della fine del XX secolo, in particolare il maggio 1968 in Francia, gli Anni di piombo italiani e le proteste del Movimento no-global della fine degli anni Novanta e dei primi anni Duemila. Gli articoli della rivista sono stati scritti in forma anonima; di conseguenza, il termine "Tiqqun" viene utilizzato anche per denominare il collettivo di autrici e autori degli articoli e altri testi a loro attribuiti. La rivista si è imposta all'attenzione dopo gli arresti di nove persone all'interno di quello che venne poi definito come "caso Tarnac", nel 2008: un'operazione di polizia in cui sono state arrestate nove persone con il sospetto di aver cospirato per un recente sabotaggio delle linee ferroviarie elettriche francesi. Gli arrestati erano accusati di aver scritto L'insurrezione che viene, un trattato politico attribuito al Comitato Invisibile, un altro gruppo anonimo, nominato nella rivista. Julien Coupat, uno degli arrestati, era un collaboratore del primo numero di Tiqqun. Gli articoli della rivista sono critici nei confronti della società capitalista moderna. I singoli articoli presentano diagnosi di aspetti specifici della società moderna, attingendo alle idee della filosofia continentale, dell'antropologia e della Storia. Il concetto di società dello spettacolo di Guy Debord viene utilizzato per spiegare come i mezzi di comunicazione e i processi di socializzazione sostengano la società capitalista esistente, mentre il concetto di biopotere di Michel Foucault viene utilizzato per spiegare come gli Stati e le imprese gestiscano le popolazioni attraverso i loro bisogni fisici. Gli articoli della rivista introducono una terminologia per i loro argomenti, liberamente utilizzata negli altri articoli. Un "Bloom" si riferisce a un archetipo di persona o soggetto moderno alienato, che prende il nome dal personaggio Leopold Bloom del romanzo Ulisse di James Joyce. Una "Young-Girl" si riferisce a una persona che partecipa alla società moderna e quindi la rafforza, mostrando tratti comunemente associati alla femminilità. Sebbene "Bloom" stia spesso per un uomo e "Young-Girl" per una donna, gli autori sottolineano che i concetti non sono di genere. La parola Tiqqun è una grafia alternativa di Tiqqun 'olam, un concetto teologico ebraico che si riferisce alla riparazione o alla guarigione del mondo. Nel contesto degli autori, Tiqqun si riferisce al miglioramento della condizione umana attraverso il ribaltamento della moderna società capitalista. Per le loro influenze filosofiche, il loro contenuto politico e il loro contesto storico, gli articoli di Tiqqun hanno ricevuto una certa attenzione negli studi umanistici e nei circoli di lettura anarchici. Alcuni articoli sono stati ripubblicati in diverse lingue. (it) |
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| dbp:caption | Front covers of the issues of Tiqqun (en) |
| dbp:content | on (en) empire (en) Bloom (en) SACS (en) Tiqqun (en) Young-Girl (en) biopower (en) civil war (en) coming insurrection (en) critical metaphysics (en) cybernetic hypothesis (en) imaginary party (en) invisible committee (en) liberal hypothesis (en) man of the old regime (en) plane of consistency (en) poor substantiality (en) problem of the head (en) science of apparatuses (en) spectacle (en) terrible community (en) zone of offensive opacity (en) |
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| dbp:notableWorks | The Cybernetic Hypothesis, Introduction to Civil War, Preliminary Materials For a Theory of the Young-Girl, Theory of Bloom (en) |
| dbp:quote | Mr Bloom watched curiously, kindly, the lithe black form. Clean to see: the gloss of her sleek hide, the white button under the butt of her tail, the green flashing eyes. He bent down to her, his hands on his knees. (en) They call them stupid. They understand what we say better than we understand them. (en) —Milk for the pussens, he said. (en) —Mrkgnao! the cat cried. (en) |
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| dbp:source | Ulysses, as quoted at the beginning of Theory of Bloom (en) |
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| rdfs:comment | Tiqqun ist ein französisches Autorenkollektiv, das von 1999 bis 2009 publizierte. Tiqqun steht mit seinem poetischen Stil und seinem politisch radikalen Engagement in der Tradition der Situationisten und des Lettrismus. Von besonderem Einfluss ist auch die postmoderne Philosophie. In diesem Sinne sieht sich Tiqqun als «ein Instrument im Dienste einer Position». Um die systemimmanente Kritik der Linken zu durchbrechen, soll jede Widerstandspraxis Informationsströme durchbrechen und nicht intensivieren. (de) Tiqqun es el nombre de una publicación francesa sobre filosofía, fundada en 1999 con el fin de "recrear las condiciones de otra comunidad". Fue creada por varios autores, antes de disolverse en Venecia en 2001 tras los atentados del 11 de septiembre. La revista ha tenido un cierto seguimiento por parte de los medios de comunicación desde noviembre de 2008 tras el arresto de Julien Coupat, uno de sus fundadores. (es) Tiqqun est le nom d'une revue philosophique française de critique sociale, fondée en 1999 affichant pour but de « recréer les conditions d’une autre communauté ». Le collectif à l'origine de sa création s'est constitué à Paris en marge de "l'assemblée de Jussieu" lors du mouvement des chômeurs de 1998. Le Tiqqun est aussi un concept philosophique, éponyme de la revue dans laquelle il a été développé. (fr) Tiqqun was a French-Italian ultra-left anarchist philosophical journal or zine, produced in two issues from 1999 to 2001. Topics treated in the journal's articles include anti-capitalism, anti-statism, Situationism, feminism, and the history of late 20th century revolutionary movements, especially May 1968 in France, the Italian Years of Lead, and the Anti-globalization protests of the late 1990s and early 2000s. The journal's articles were written anonymously; as a result, the word "Tiqqun" is also used to name the articles' collective of authors, and other texts attributed to them. (en) Tiqqun è stata una rivista o zine filosofica anarchica di ultrasinistra franco-italiana pubblicata in due numeri dal 1999 al 2001. Gli argomenti trattati negli articoli della rivista comprendono l'anticapitalismo, l'anti-statalismo, il situazionismo, il femminismo e la storia dei movimenti rivoluzionari della fine del XX secolo, in particolare il maggio 1968 in Francia, gli Anni di piombo italiani e le proteste del Movimento no-global della fine degli anni Novanta e dei primi anni Duemila. Gli articoli della rivista sono stati scritti in forma anonima; di conseguenza, il termine "Tiqqun" viene utilizzato anche per denominare il collettivo di autrici e autori degli articoli e altri testi a loro attribuiti. (it) |
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