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the architecture of participation is determined largely by the social systems in which we live. if we participate in designing and constructing a building for the collective good, can we make it a home -- a place with real living rooms -- or is it just another house? a home is a place where the dynamic flow of human connection is most influentially experienced. it is where the Self and the Other first encounter. it is there where participation is first defined. if we decide to live in the buildings that we collectively build, we must make them homes.
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neoscenes maintains a critical distance on the abstract representative force -- another formal division of concept -- called language within the sometimes onerous structures of social hierarchy: with this knowledge in mind, constructing text becomes a serious undertaking with often indeterminate results given the limitations of abstracted lingustic re-creation and skill. included in this formal collection of neoscenes chicken-scratchings are documents concerning projects and practices undertaken in the neoscene sphere of influence. also included are a collection of third-party texts of interest to the neoscenes agenda which are either copyleft or used by permission. please see individual articles for useage limitations. easy-to-print .pdf files are soon available by following the pdf icon links.
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Das Gedicht:
Ich und du.
Du und ich.
Wir sind beide gut!
Eine Geschichte:
Es war einmal ein Stern.
Der war bunt.
Die anderen waren gelb.
Die gelben, die gaben an.
Aber einmal kam der Mond und sagte:
Schluss damit.
Dann wurden sie alle Freunde.
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-- Dísa
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