[[:User:Simon/Summary of the bootleg library| A description of the "bootleg library"]]<br>
[[:User:Simon/physical_bootleg_library| The physical bootleg library]]<br>
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== library of contingencies ==
...f the printed A6 card determines a particular type of reading and assembly of the text (writing).
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== bootleg library at Art Meets Radical Openness 21.05.20 ==
'''Bootleg Library Session: Notes on Texts'''
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= the bootleg library =
...readers produces sociability. A bootleg is a homage, an unauthorised copy of a source publication; bootlegging is a strategy by which texts acquire dive
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== About the Library of Contingencies ==
[[File:LoC 01.png|thumb|a card within the library, both obverse and reverse sides]]
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== state of the project before the lockdown ==
This [[User:Simon/bootleg library| summary]] provides an overview of the project as it was at lockdown on March 13th, 2020.
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== state of the project before the lockdown ==
...cations. This [[User:Simon/bootleg library| summary]] provides an overview of the project as it was at lockdown on March 13th, 2020.
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* Special Issue 09: The Library Is Open
* ''The Library Is Open''
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...g conversation and workshop on cross-reading methods developed by students of XPUB. The conversation is facilitated and documented thanks to a script, as
...with computers and monitors; opening and closing time; students and tutors of XPUB <br>
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