They proceed by reinventing the dynamics and norms of social life, bringing these new life forms out in the public to celebrate, only to culminate in often violent clashes with the state. The interplay between violence and imagination was central to David’s work especially as they related to the possibility of pursuing forms of value other than money. It reiterates a call David made throughout his works to create a new language and a new common sense which he perceived as the ultimate kind of revolution.

by Andris Suvajevs

• Introduction
• The Shock of Victory
• Hope in Common
• Revolution in Reverse
• Army of Altruists
• The Sadness of Post-workerism
• Against Kamikaze Capitalism