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OMNIA SUNT COMMUNIA
(All things
are common)
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plagiarism,"piracy" and so on.
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CALENDAR 2009
Our Public Appearances Out Of Italy
SEPTEMBER - NOVEMBER 09
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SPRINGTIME
2010: WU MING PRESENTS THOMAS MÜNTZER
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Verso, pp. 192
US and UK publication date: May 2010
ISBN-13: 978-1-84467-320-9
The "Sermon to the Princes" and other writings
with a preface by Alberto
Toscano
and an introduction by Wu
Ming
A bunch of Italian radicals conspire with cunning to offer you a
re-evaluation of comrade Müntzer!
Here's what
the publisher says:
“ Omnia sunt communia —
all things are common.” — Thomas Müntzer
The Reformation was originally an attack on a corrupt Church, sparked
by Martin Luther. Thomas Müntzer, originally Luther’s protégé, became
increasingly convinced that the Reformation did not go far enough. In
1524 he became one of the leaders of the Peasants’ War, where the
struggle against the Church exploded into a revolutionary attempt to
realize the Kingdom of Heaven on earth. Wu Ming, the five Italian
authors who, under the name Luther Blissett, wrote the best-selling
novel Q about the Radical Reformation, ask why Müntzer has inspired
radicals for almost 500 years.
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