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Aestetix and TAZ
by Acidus at 11:06 pm EDT, Jun 29, 2006 |
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The Temporary Autonomous Zone
Synopsis Ever suspect there's more to life than what meets the eye? Or glance at art and wonder what inspired it? The Temporary Autonomous Zone (TAZ) concept is based on an anarchistic principle of freedom between the cracks of society. As the forerunning ethic behind the rave scene, various conventions, and events like Burning Man, it is highly relevant to understanding where the "hacker ethic" holds root.
Aestetix apparently gave a presentation about Temporary Autonomous Zones. As I just finished reading the assorted essays of Hakim Bey (and am developing the strange PT desire to blow up a TV tower...) it will be cool to discuss this with him at Phreaknic. Tom also some some insight, with some pretty cool stories about TAZsque commerce zones in the slums of Hong Kong. |
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RE: Aestetix and TAZ
by Decius at 12:41 am EDT, Jun 30, 2006 |
Acidus wrote: aestetix
The Temporary Autonomous Zone
Synopsis Ever suspect there's more to life than what meets the eye? Or glance at art and wonder what inspired it? The Temporary Autonomous Zone (TAZ) concept is based on an anarchistic principle of freedom between the cracks of society. As the forerunning ethic behind the rave scene, various conventions, and events like Burning Man, it is highly relevant to understanding where the "hacker ethic" holds root.
Aestetix apparently gave a presentation about Temporary Autonomous Zones. As I just finished reading the assorted essays of Hakim Bey (and am developing the strange PT desire to blow up a TV tower...) it will be cool to discuss this with him at Phreaknic. Tom also some some insight, with some pretty cool stories about TAZsque commerce zones in the slums of Hong Kong.
I highly recommend Pirate Utopias by Peter Lamborn Wilson, which is Hakim Bey's real name. |
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