Sinopse: The Title Of This Publication Comes From A Political-subjective Graffiti That Appeared In The City Of Paris. The Social And Speculative History Surrounding The Anonymous Writing, Citoyens, Go Home! Places It In The Context Of Alter-globalization Or Alter-worldism Struggles In The Late 1990s And Early 2000s, In Paris And In Different Parts Of The World. It Is In The Same Period That The Magazine Tiqqun Publishes Its Only Two Editions And That The Italian Philosopher Giorgio Agamben Publishes The Community That Comes--both Deepening A Questioning About Western Notions Of Civilization And Citizenship, Then (un)updated In The Face Of The Diagnosis Of The Multifaceted State Of Exception In Effect On A Global Scale. Tiqqun -- Comitê Invisível. Revisão E Preparação: Gustavo Motta ; Traduções: Gian Spina, Lucas Parente, Leonardo Araujo Beserra. #citoyens,gohome!--colophon. Império E Anonimato Is A Book That Appears With The First Edition Of The Seminar Cidadãos, Voltem Pra Casa!, Held In June 2016 At Oficina Cultural Oswald De Andrade (sp), Organized And Disseminated By Glac Edições. Includes Bibliographical References.
