The parts they REALLY didn't want you to see...

quotes:

-"C'est ici qu'en ce moment commencent et finissent nos voyages...C'est ici que nous défendons notre vie/Que nous cherchons le monde." - from "À la fin de l'année" by Paul Éluard (and considerably Godardian in context, see: Amore e Rabbia)

-"It is perhaps at this juncture that the question 'What does it mean?' begins to be heard, and that problems of exegesis prevail over problems of use and efficacy." - from Anti-Oedipus by Deleuze and Guattari (section: "Barbarian or Imperial Representation")

-"Everywhere, in this reversion, the innocence of flowers instead of the guilt of conversion." - same as latter (...but different section: "The Connective Synthesis of Production")

-"Freudemocracy" - alluded, spray-painted portmanteau word in a scene from Godard's One Plus One (a.k.a. The Rolling Stones: Sympathy for the Devil)

-terms "flâneur" and "botaniste du trottoir" - Baudelaire

-terms "psychogéographie", "dérive" - Guy Debord; quote: "All space is occupied by the enemy. We are living under a permanent curfew. Not just the cops—the geometry." - Raoul Vaneigem (see "Situationism")

-[All text in purple] - from l'Expérience intérieur (Inner Experience) by Georges Bataille [Part Four: Post-scriptum to the Torment (or the New Mystical Theology), section III: Hegel]

-"War brought only passing relief to the victims of mechanomorphic philosophy." - from Ends and Means by Aldous Huxley (chapter: "War")

-"The revolution clearly needs a war-machine, but that's not a state apparatus." - a quote of Félix Guattari from Desert Islands and Other Texts 1953-1974: Gilles Deleuze (dialogue/chapter: "On Capitalism and Desire")

note: "Passolini," left typoed, marks a retrospectively intentional Freudian slip. (ha!)

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