Ways of Publishing #3 / June 19th, 2021
Ways of publishing #3
Saturday 19th June, 3pm-7pm
3 to 5pm. "The end and its means". Workshop-tournament around Guy Debord’s Game of War, by Emmanuel Guy, author of Le jeu de la guerre de Guy Debord, L’émancipation comme projet, Éditions B42 (2020)
Emmanuel Guy, Le jeu de la guerre de Guy Debord, L’émancipation comme projet, Paris, Éditions B42, 2020
In the 1950s, filmmaker, poet, theorist and revolutionary Guy Debord (1931-1994) imagined the Game of War, a board game which consisted of a gridded board and various pieces representing the different units of an army. He played the game throughout his life and considered it as a tool of strategic emancipation – to be played by those looking for means to struggle against organised passivity.
This workshop, open to all, is an introduction to the Game of War through making and practice.
Emmanuel Guy is an art and design historian and a professor. He’s also a member of the production and exhibition collective Treize (Paris) and a militant for the rights of migrant people with BAAM (Bureau d’accueil et d’accompagnement des migrant·e·s).
6 to 7pm. Conflict is not abuse. Interview and debate between Sarah Schulman (online) and translators Julia Burtin Zortea and Joséphine Gross
Sarah Schulman, Le conflit n’est pas une agression, Paris, Éditions B42, 2021
On the occasion of the publication of her book Le conflit n’est pas une agression [Conflict Is Not Abuse; Overstating Harm, Community Responsibility, and the Duty of Repair] by Éditions B42, Sarah Schulman will engage a discussion with the translators Julia Burtin Zortea and Joséphine Gross. This conversation will be an opportunity for the author to explain the distinction between conflict and aggression, and will offer an insight into the contemporary and historical dynamics that consider intimate, racial and geopolitical differences as triggers of a path leading to injustice, exclusion and repression.
Sarah Schulman is a novelist, playwright and a human rights and LGBT activist.
Currently tenured professor at City University of New York, she was a member of ACT UP New York and founded in 2001 “ACT UP Oral History Project”, which aimed at collecting and archiving the testimonies of people who took part in the struggle against the AIDS pandemic in the United States during the 80s and 90s. She was also involved in the Palestine solidarity movement and is a member of the activist organization Jewish Voice for Peace. She is the author of numerous books published in the United States, including two novels that were translated into French, Après Delores [After Delores] published by Incultes, and Rat Bohemia, published by H&O. Her essay La Gentrification des esprits [The Gentrification of the Mind: Witness to a Lost Imagination] was published by Éditions B42 in 2018.
Julia Burtin Zortea is an author and translator, and a member of the feminist journal Panthère Première, specialized in social criticism, after having collaborated with several independent newspapers and journals.
Joséphine Gross is an editor and translator. She is a member of the editorial committee of the journal Panthère Première.
Attention:
This meeting will take place physically in Bétonsalon but will simultaneously be broadcasted for those who cannot make it to the event, both through a Zoom video-conference and a Facebook Live.
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