Suchergebnisse

Introduction: Print, document work, and class politics -- What are militants? Ceto politico and ceto operaio -- Texts have bodies too : towards a materialist approach to document work and genre -- Genre, document work and militancy amongst the operaisti : some preliminary reflections -- The Fiat workers' enquiry of 1960-61 : setting the scene -- The Fiat workers' enquiry of 1960-61 : what actually happened? -- The meaning of the workers' enquiry and co-research in the early 1960s -- Cultural production in the Italy of the 'economic miracle' -- The essay and its discontents -- The role of the review in classical workerism -- The book trade and academia -- The emergence of the Assemblea operai e studenti -- The Assemblea's document work -- A short addendum on pamphlets -- Debating organisation in print : Potop 1969-71 -- Other elements of Potere Operaio's genre repertoire -- Two brief interludes : 'in praise of illegal work' and 'sotto la Mole' -- A gamble that failed : Potere Operaio del lunedì -- Internal communication concerning Potere Operaio's press and organisation -- 'The measures taken' -- Position papers and discussion documents -- The best re(a)d paper in Autonomia? -- Senza Tregua--a brief and unhappy existence? -- 'A paper that speaks, a radio that writes' : i Volsci and the impact of radio on the printed word -- 'The firebrands of Porto Marghera' -- 'There is no housework in Marx' -- Conclusion: Print, document work, and class politics.

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