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Spanish classes for people who have zero or almost no knowledge of this latin language, at the community-managed place Zdena at Tusarova 41 in Prague. For now it happens every 2 weeks. If you want to join, come straight by and send us an email to d-zona@riseup.net
Spanish classes for people who have zero or almost no knowledge of this latin language, at the community-managed place Zdena at Tusarova 41 in Prague. For now it happens every 2 weeks. If you want to join, come straight by and send us an email to d-zona@riseup.net
Critical Readings book reading group continues "Violence" from Slavoj Žižek.
The slovenian philosopher examines the ways we perceive and misperceive violence, questioning the permissiveness of violence in philanthropy and reflecting on the powerful image and determination of contemporary terrorists.
In this meeting we will be discussing chapter 4 "Antinomies of Tolerant Reason".
The book is availabe in epub format here:
https://cloud.d-zona.cz/index.php/s/85MBX8gdSPkaK8J
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Critical Readings book reading group continues "Violence" from Slavoj Žižek.
The slovenian philosopher examines the ways we perceive and misperceive violence, questioning the permissiveness of violence in philanthropy and reflecting on the powerful image and determination of contemporary terrorists.
After discussing how the author categorizes Violence as Subjective, Objective, Systemic and Symbolic, we we will read and discuss in this second meeting Chapter 2 "Fear thy neighbour as thyself!" (27 pages) and Chapter 3 "A Blood-Dimmed Tide is Loosed" (22 pages).
From Chiapas, Mexico, a delegation of zapatistas are visiting Europe, or Slumil K’ajxemk’op which means 'Tierra Insumisa' (unsubmissive land), to give a message about life.
During their 'Travesia por la vida' (Journey of Life) in Czech Republic, they will come to D-Zóna to have an informal group discussion.
The starting topic will be life itself.
The space is limited.
Discussion will be in English, with translation in Spanish for the EZLN guests.
We continue reading 'Lifestyle politics and radical Activism' by Laura Portwood-Stacer.
The book explores how radical anarchist activists position their own lifestyles within projects of resistance. Various lifestyle practices, from consumption to personal style to sexual relationships, are studied to address how identity and cultural practices can be used as tools of political dissent.
In this second meeting of the reading group for this book, we will discuss:
The Critical Readings book reading club starts a new book. This time the text covers several topics under the umbrella of social activism. It examines how collective social movements have cultivated individual practices of 'lifestyle politics'.
Sometimes in April is Raoul Peck's movie about the Rwandan genocide of 1994 which follows the story of Augustin Muganza, a Hutu military officer married to a Tutsi woman. The story alternates between years 1994 when the genocide happened and 2004 when Augustin is attending a subsequent trial.
Raoul Peck is a Haitian film maker and politician known for historical—political movies. He also directed the movies Lumumba (2000) and The Young Karl Marx (2017) which we screened earlier this July and August, respectively.
The event has been canceled (will likely happen in October).
Film screening and discussion at Kampus Hybernská. The movie is screened in Hungarian, with English subtitles.
In this meeting, the collective will have a public assembly, where anyone is welcome to come and listen, and talk about:
Anyone is welcome to come and get involved in the organization and decision-making progress.
