Essays by Hakim Bey-init

<body> <p>What follows is our ever expanding collection of essays by Hakim Bey, a.k.a. Peter Lamborn Wilson, one of our favorite contemporary philosopher poet visionaries, perhaps best known as the author of the seminal essay <em><strong>T.A.Z., The Temporary Autonomous Zone</strong></em>. We eagerly join Bey in his promotion of ontological anarchism, any brand of anarchy, art sabotage and poetic terrorism. We crash his celebration of chaos, pyrotechnics, anything gypsy or pirate. We say "right on" to his communiqués regarding media, the ragged remnants of the avante garde (avante-garde), post modernism and the implications of the return of the paleolithic. We are particularly intrigued by Bey's work, <em><strong>Immediatism</strong></em>, wherein he analyzes the mechanisms by which all experience is mediated, in particular, the mediating role of art, and proposes the possibility of experience immediate. All text is HTML & Frames, sorry no "text-only" pages at this time.</p> <p> </p> </body>