i remember that zine but i read about it in Guy Debord's boo...

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Which issue of "ad busters" is that from?

i remember that zine but i read about it in Guy Debord's book "Society of the Spectacle" and it's about culture jamming, hijacking. memes are the modern version of it though most memers don't know where it came from.

another writer who was at the margin of that was Peter Lamborn Wilson, his book "Temporary Autonomous Zone" is about detournement in the physical space. psytrance forest parties are an example of this strategy. warehouse techno and hardcore/speedcore is another. even, the homosexual/tranny community, at least before it was flipped into a political tool, breaking some of its integrity and cherrypicking what it was really about. another, the cult movie scene. Ed Wood's work is an example of that. Weird Al Yankovic is an example of detournement in poetry and music, taking stuff that is all serious and precocious and turning it into satire. Satire itself is on the edge of this but satire usually pushes a persuasive political agenda instead of the absurdist style. Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams did it with literature. To some extent you can say William Gibson, Stephenson, Charles Stross, and even Clive barker also were detourning genres to deconstruct something.

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