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You stress the “piracy” element, and how the pirated library itself mediates the invention of new socio-political forms of life. Whereas | You stress the “piracy” element, and how the pirated library itself mediates the invention of new socio-political forms of life. Whereas pirated libraries (and pirate librarians) are also about the failure of conventional libraries (and librarians) to preserve/build knowledge, or about the politics of memory, or about making amateur libraries (public libraries in every sense of the word). | ||
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You stress the “piracy” element, and how the pirated library itself mediates the invention of new socio-political forms of life. Whereas pirated libraries (and pirate librarians) are also about the failure of conventional libraries (and librarians) to preserve/build knowledge, or about the politics of memory, or about making amateur libraries (public libraries in every sense of the word).