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THE ATLAS OF THE SCREENS

T.A.Z.

T.A.Z.
nature
Hakim Bey's The Temporary Autonomous Zone, distributed as anti-copyright and freely reproduced: the argument that a free space cannot be held permanently, and should therefore be made, used, and abandoned before it is captured.

The text that gave the nineties underground its self-description, from raves to the early net to Burning Man. ⚠ Its author — Peter Lamborn Wilson — also wrote in defence of adult sexual interest in children, and the app is not going to print the essay and omit that. An idea worth describing does not become unsayable because of its author, and the author does not become unmentionable because of the idea.
rhymes with
sephirahmalkhut
whyMalkhut, the ground — and a text about occupying a piece of it briefly and letting it go.
tags
hakim bey · taz · anti-copyright · ontological anarchy
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