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                <text>Lui suona in una band, provoca i benpensanti e scrive invettive contro il futuro, ha lo sguardo allucinato e, sulla schiena del giubbotto, la scritta “Costretti a sanguinare”. Una narrazione senza virgole e senza pause, come avviene nei dialoghi più appassionati, un flusso di coscienza a strappi, simile al balbettio di un oratore concitato, un libro autobiografico che tenta di trovare l’eco di un moto collettivo. Una testimonianza urlata sul punk italiano che ha segnato un drammatico passaggio d’epoca, modificando per sempre l’immaginario e la critica all’omologazione. Un testo febbrile che mette in scena la rabbia e lotta per la sopravvivenza di migliaia di giovanissimi che frequentavano lo storico centro sociale Virus di via Correggio 18, quando Milano era una delle capitali del punk in Europa. Come in un romanzo, ricco di episodi esilaranti e di situazioni limite, qui si corre a tutta velocità lungo otto anni, dal 1977 al 1984, sulla linea di una fragile etica metropolitana per ribelli di ieri e di oggi. Riscritto e aggiornato dall’autore con nuovo carburante narrativo, Costretti a sanguinare continua il suo resistente viaggio editoriale alla caccia di lettori che vogliono provare a cambiare il mondo e il proprio destino.</text>
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                <text>Attivi dal 1977 al 1984, i Crass furono un collettivo politico e musicale che s'impegnò a fondo per trasmettere un ideale consapevole ed egualitario. Sono considerati i fondatori della scena anarcopunk e i principali promotori delle pratiche del Do It Yourself. Il loro originale concetto di azione diretta comprendeva, oltre ai concerti in cui mischiavano arti visive e incitamenti anarchici, anche attività di coordinamento di comunità post-hippy e spazi occupati, la redazione di riviste underground e una casa discografica. I Crass hanno sovvertito la cultura dominante, infliggendo un segno sulla vetrina patinata della società dello spettacolo, con un messaggio radicale che ancora oggi può servire da detonatore per migliaia di giovani potenziali attivisti del dissenso. "Crass Bomb" è un libro antologico con i migliori saggi, i racconti e le grafiche del gruppo libertario che all'epoca rappresentò una vera bomba a orologeria pronta a scoppiare contro gli squali del business che speculano sulla ribellione giovanile. Completa il volume una dichiarazione scritta nel 2009 da Penny Rimbaud, ex batterista della band, e alcune traduzioni emotive di loro brani musicali firmate da ex punk e traduttori professionisti che per primi hanno amato i Crass.</text>
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                <text>INV. 212</text>
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                <text>La ricostruzione della storia degli studi sulla cultura popolare, a partire dalla seconda metà dell’Ottocento. La nozione di “cultura popolare” ha avuto grande fortuna nell’Italia della seconda metà delNovecento, negli studi storici e antropologici ma anche nel più ampio dibattito culturale. Dopo una lunga fase di interessi folklorici di taglio positivistico, e dopo una accentuata fascistizzazione del folklore durante il ventennio, il tema della cultura popolare riemerge nel secondo dopoguerra con la diffusione degli scritti di Gramsci. Tra anni Settanta e Ottanta la categoria di cultura popolare si trova al centro degli studi antropologici italiani, così come di settori consistenti della storiografia (in particolare i filoni della storia orale e della microstoria) e della sociologia.</text>
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