De/light me! is the working title for a reader which will be edited by the
Curating theory group (judith fischer, robert garnett, ana peraica), and
published with budget assistance from the Jan Van Eyck Academie in
Maastricht, Netherlands.
After organizing a Curating trigger words program in Maastricht, entitled
password: E. P. (en passant),
the curating theory group is now interested in publishing a reader concerned
with the second orders theorizing.
We are interested into the following line of topics, left open for both
textual and visual contributions;
mental delightment ____________ overtheoretising ____________ forgotten
theory ____________ authoring theory ____________ undead authors
____________ revised versions ____________ quotation business ____________
stick to your own words! ____________ coded text ___________ hacking
theory___________stylish theory____________ theory superstars ____________
pseudonyms ____________ institutionalisation of thought ___________ names
as fetishes ____________ fabricating thoughts ____________ survive
overexposure ____________ commodification of theory ____________ theory as
business ____________ reading theory____________ rewriting
theory____________ performing theory ____________ embody theory____________
fastburning theory ____________ bad theory______________selling
fog_____________________
Please, send your contributions via e-mail to editors, de_light_me@yahoo.com
, in readable format, by the February 1st, 2000. Textual contributions
should not be longer than 4 000 words. Concept of and Contributions to this
Reader are going to be presented at the Post-Enlightenment conference at
Jan Van Eyck Academie in Holland, in mid of May 2000.To be published later
in 2000.
Copyright will be retained by authors.
Curating theory group
_ Editors;
/for text contributions/
Ana Peraica,
curator and theoretician, Croatia.
Currently writes on Horrors in theory
ana.peraica@st.tel.hr
Judith Fischer,
writer and curator, Austria.
Currently works on a new book (viola),
which deals with vampiric modes of reading and
writing.
jfviola@yahoo.com
/visual contributions editor/
Robert Garnett,
curator and critic, Great Britain.
Currently works on theory of Pitching.
garnettrobert@hotmail.com
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