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,Introduction: Mapping Wu Ming’s Transmedia Activism in Neoliberal Society,t demonstrations, performances, urban rituals and hiking trips. The discussion of their engagement in literary paths primarily concerns linguistic practices and especially Wu Ming’s collective writing practices and style. Finally, the analysis of Wu Ming’s interventions across transmedia networks ex

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Performing the Multitude: Linguistic and Material Enactments of a Political Subjectivity,inder the enactment of the alternative subjectivity. The oppositional attitude of the movement in the streets of Genoa, encouraged by the manifesto, leads to a violent repression by the police and a tragic defeat. Finally, the chapter examines how Wu Ming and their fans reacted to the defeat, pointi

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Conclusion, of neoliberal discursive practices, in particular conspiracy fantasies. The chapter focuses on the ethical and political significance of Wu Ming’s activism in the enactment of an alternative to neoliberalism. Finally, it explores promising trajectories that the book opens for future studies.

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