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	John Holloway
		John Holloway began his work on the chalk downland areas of southern England in 1978 and has worked consistently in the same area for twenty-five years.
		Sometimes Holloway is travelling at 80 miles an hour at 1,500' in the cramped conditions of a small aeroplane when many of these pictures are taken.
		John Holloway is an environmentalist and running parallel to his activities as an artist, he has been studying the unique qualities of the downland landscape with its thin alkaline, calcareous soil, and taking part in wildlife surveys to record the flora and fauna, for as long as he has been taking photographs.
	www.ipgbattle.com /holloway_tn.html (0 words)

	John Holloway's Change the World Without Taking Power - reviewed in Spectre Magazine 16th May, 2003
		John Holloway is one of the theoretical backers of the Zapatista insurgency.
		Holloway's "scream" is a primarily emotional rejection of the capitalist system, because it is in capitalism that injustice has to be located.
		Holloway states that the mystical character of commodities “comes not from their use value but from the commodity form itself” (P. Once the social flow of doing is ruptured and commodity (fetish) is introduced, all relations in the social world are permeated by commodity.
	www.spectrezine.org /reviews/holloway.htm (1787 words)

	John Holloway y el grito del anarquismo no concientizado
		John Holloway, cientista político, fue profesor de la universidad de Edimburgo, en Escocia, y actualmente imparte clases en la Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, en México.
		John Holloway estudió a Marx, conoce bien su vasta obra, y transparenta intimidad con otros clásicos del marxismo.
		John Holloway desconcierta por el contraste entre el hambre permanente de rigor académico y la fantasía casi rocambolesca; entre su voluntad de revolución y la apología retórica e inconsciente de la pasividad en el combate contra las fuerzas de cuya derrota depende el cambio de la vida en la Tierra.
	www.rebelion.org /izquierda/urbano070103.htm (0 words)

	Chiapas 16 - Poder y antipoder. Acerca del libro de John Holloway Cambiar el mundo sin tomar el poder
		Holloway toma como referencia y radicaliza los hallazgos de una teoría del Estado que retoma la definición de las formas sociales en un lenguaje atractivo y comprensible.
		Holloway presenta argumentos importantes y en manera extraordinaria considerables para una crítica de las teorías de izquierda; entre otros, su positivismo como siempre soslayado, su funcionalismo, su familiaridad en última instancia con el poder dominante.
		Holloway vincula, por lo general, toda teoría de la reproducción con la imposibilidad de comprender la fetichización, pero queda debiendo una explicación de por qué lo ve así.
	www.ezln.org /revistachiapas/No16/ch16hirsch.html (0 words)

	EARLY MUSIC REVIEW: Refinement and Mayhem By Michelle Dulak (John Holloway, Lars Ulrik Mortensen, October 13, 2002)
		John Holloway is probably best known in early-music circles as Roger Norrington's concertmaster through the 1980s, the leader of the London Classical Players in the years when Norrington's band was busy Breaking Down Barriers, Setting New Standards, &c.
		Holloway slipped from one character to another with remarkable grace, given that half the time the shift was from "serene Angel-violinist" to "Devil-fiddler-from-Hell" or back again.
		Holloway doesn't have quite the ornamental imagination of Andrew Manze (the first Baroque violinist to record this Biber set, and a major rival in all this music); there were a few distressingly lame embellishments.
	www.sfcv.org /arts_revs/holloway_10_15_02.php (0 words)

	Delmarva Settlers Settlers and Sites - John Holloway
		Second, Holloway specified that his wife, Elizabeth Holloway, was to be his executrix and that she, along with his “young child with which she travelleth,”[6] were to share his plantation, goods and chattels equally.
		John Holloway was ordered to pay a fee of 200 pounds of tobacco and to acknowledge his fault in front of the whole community at church on the following Sunday, whereas Catherine Jones was subsequently ordered to receive thirty lashes upon her back.
		John Nuthall his house).”[78] Apparently Priscilla was discovered climbing down a ladder with blood on her “lining or shift” and that “the piper had lay with her.”[79] Nothing further appears in the court records concerning this rape case, although the most disturbing fact is that the young Priscilla would have only been nine-and-a-half years old.
	www.delmarvasettlers.org /profiles/holloway.html (7204 words)

	John Holloway (governor) at AllExperts
		In 1807, Holloway was appointed Governor of Newfoundland.
		Holloway twice sent officers to the Bay of Exploits to meet Beothuk, and also sent an expedition under William Cull.
		Holloway allowed John Ryan to publish Newfoundland's first newspaper, the Royal Gazette, on condition that it would not contain anything "inflammatory against the Government of Great Britain", nor "sow dissension among the inhabitants of this island".
	en.allexperts.com /e/j/jo/john_holloway_(governor).htm (339 words)

	RECITAL REVIEW: Searching for the Art of Baroque By Michelle Dulak Thomson (John Holloway, October 21, 2006)
		Baroque violinist John Holloway's first recording venture was, I think, the complete Handel chamber music with the chamber ensemble L'Ecole d'Orphée, close to 30 years ago.
		Holloway writes that he, like every violinist, grew up with the Sonatas and Partitas as standard repertory, and that he approached them from the later violin canon and went backward.
		Holloway played the entire recital from music, and during the first two-thirds of it he was sitting down.
	www.sfcv.org /arts_revs/holloway_10_24_06.php (0 words)

	John Holloway, violin > Discography & Reviews
		John Holloway's solo recordings as violinist include two complete versions of The Four Seasons, L'Estro Armonico and other concertos by Vivaldi, the Brandenburg Concertos and the Sonatas for violin and keyboard by J.S.Bach, and the complete Violin Sonatas by Corelli and Handel.
		John Holloway was concertmaster of the London Classical Players under Sir Roger Norrington, and of the Taverner Players under Andrew Parrott, from their formation in the 1970s until the early 1990s.
		Holloway paces the virtuosity so that it never cloys, swaggering nicely in the Capriccio cromatico, rhetorical in the Adagio, with an eye to a climax in the Ciaccona, neatly foiled at the last minute by mock tragedy and an unexpected harmonic twist.
	www.johnholloway.org /discography.htm (1227 words)

	BLUE: Feature Archive - John Holloway & the Invisibility of Struggle
		Holloway argues that it is the very horror of the world that obliges us to learn to hope – and to find ways in which we can change the world without taking power.
		John Holloway has studied the Zapatista revolution of the Chiapas region in Mexico and is well placed to show that far from being terrorists, these indigenous peoples have proved that self–organization is not a hippy dream and that autonomous assemblies do not need advanced capitalism and bureaucratic democracy.
		John Zerzan, the Eugene–based anarchist whose writings are said to have inspired the anti–WTO protests in Seattle in 1999, would probably say he isn't because he uses symbolic culture, one of the harbingers of civilization, which many in the anti–globalization movement apparently want to destroy.
	www.bluegreenearth.us /archive/article/2002/holloway1.html (5066 words)

	New Trinity Baroque > Artists > John Holloway, baroque violin
		Holloway's CD of Schmelzer's “Sonatae unarum fidium”, with Lars Ulrik Mortensen and Aloysia Assenbaum, was released by ECM in 1999 to great acclaim.
		John Holloway has been Professor of Baroque Violin at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London and Guest Professor at the Schola Cantorum in Basel and at the Early Music Institute at IU Bloomington, Indiana.
		From 2000 to 2004 John Holloway was Music Director of the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra, and from 2005 to 2006 the Music Director of New Trinity Baroque, a period instrument ensemble and orchestra based in Atlanta, USA.
	www.newtrinitybaroque.org /biographies/musicians/johnholloway.html (450 words)

	John Holloway Hastings - Related to Daniel Haston Family?
		Apparently, John Holloway Hastings' father's family lived in Knox County, TN at or near the same time that the Daniel Haston family lived there.
		Peggy Hastings, who married John Ault in Knox County, TN on November 22, 1809, was the sister of John Holloway Hastings.
		The strongest evidence that argues against a kinship relationship between John Holloway Hastings and Isaac Haston/Hastings is a lack of evidence to establish such a familial relationship.
	www.danielhaston.com /children/isaac/john-holloway-hastings.htm (1124 words)

	John Holloway, 1807-1809: Government House
		John Holloway was born on January 15, 1744 at Wells, Somerset, England.
		In 1807, Holloway was appointed Governor of Newfoundland.
		Holloway allowed John Ryan to publish Newfoundland's first newspaper, the Royal Gazette, on condition that it would not contain anything "inflammatory against the Government of Great Britain", nor "sow dissension among the inhabitants of this island".
	www.heritage.nf.ca /govhouse/governors/g37.html (0 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Music: Bach: Sonatas & Partitas for Violin Solo, John Holloway, CD
		Holloway’s is the warmer performance of the two, though that’s not always to be expected from period instruments; his violin sound has a distinctive character, and it’s allowed to resonate spaciously in the Austrian monastery where he was recorded.
		Holloway is considerably more restrained, and the music he makes here doesn't seem quite so extreme; the work as he plays it seems more of a piece with the rest of Bach's output, and that's probably a good thing.
		Holloway's calm application of superior skills to this music, however, comes to seem entirely appropriate as you immerse yourself in his performance.
	music.barnesandnoble.com /search/product.asp?EAN=28947631521&z=y&cds2Pid=3167&linkid=793890 (844 words)

	ZNet \|Vision & Strategy \| Taking Power Seriously: A Response to John Holloway
		John Holloway, well-known left intellectual and author of the popular polemic Change the World Without Taking Power: The Meaning of Revolution Today, recently offered a concise presentation of his strategic vision on revolutionary change at ZNet.
		It is not clear why Holloway believes the answer is to abandon the arena altogether, instead of working on new ways to address the flaws of the movement which are revealed within it.
		It is unfortunate that Holloway, in accepting the framework of false dichotomies about state and people, necessarily rejects the state and the electoral arena as a site of social struggle.
	www.zmag.org /content/showarticle.cfm?ItemID=7610 (0 words)

	John Holloway's complaint « Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist
		Standing in the same relationship to the autonomist currents that Regis Debray once had with the rural guerrilla groups of the 1960s, British professor John Holloway has been forced to take stock of the situation in an interview conducted by Marina Sitrin, an American leftist who writes about Argentine autonomism.
		Holloway is the author of “How to Change the World Without Taking Power” that I reviewed here.
		It basically argues that “If the state paradigm was the vehicle of hope for much of the century, it became more and more the assassin of hope as the century progressed.” It is good for workers to rebel in his view but not good to rule.
	louisproyect.wordpress.com /2007/05/16/john-holloways-complaint (2088 words)

	Sonatas for Violin and Harpsichord by John Holloway at jsbach.org
		Sonatas for Violin and Harpsichord by John Holloway at jsbach.org
		This one is exceptional with sentitive and lovely playing by John Holloway.
		The accompaniment on chamber organ of the first two sonatas for violin and continue put me off at first, and then a few minutes later I realized that I loved it.
	www.jsbach.org /hollowaysonatasforviolinandharpsichord.html (245 words)

	Amazon.com: Buxtehude: Seven Sonatas, Op. 1: Music: Dietrich Buxtehude,John Holloway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Veracini: Sonatas /Holloway * ter Linden * Mortensen ~ Jaap ter Linden
		Biber: Unam Ceylum /Holloway * Assenbaum * Mortensen ~ Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber
		with Lars Ulrik Mortensen, Jaap ter Linden, John Holloway
	www.amazon.com /Buxtehude-Seven-Sonatas-Op-1/dp/B0007XHKYY (1051 words)

	Kenyon College - Kenyon College's Taylor Concert Series presents the John Holloway Trio
		GAMBIER, Ohio (March 17, 2005) The Kenyon College Taylor Concert Series presents the John Holloway Trio at 8:00 p.m.
		The Trio, which features Holloway on violin, Jaap ter Linden on cello, and Lars Ulrik Mortensen on harpsichord, is an international ensemble noted for its performance of early music.
		Holloway is a pioneer of the modern early music movement in England.
	www.kenyon.edu /x25060.xml (0 words)

	John Holloway Biography \| Dictionary of Literary Biography
		Christopher John Holloway, professor of modern English at Cambridge University since 1972, is widely known as a scholar and critic as well as a poet.
		He was one of a number of university-educated poets who emerged in England after World War II and whose work, appearing in Robert Conquest's New Lines (1956), was hailed as constituting a new "Movement" in English verse.
		Holloway has pursued a path of independence even.....
	www.bookrags.com /biography/john-holloway-dlb (128 words)

	John Holloway Biography - famous John Holloway Classical collection and John Holloway Music Reviews.
		John Holloway Biography - famous John Holloway Classical collection and John Holloway Music Reviews.
		John Holloway is one of the pioneers of the modern early music movement in England.
		John Holloway is Professor of Violin and String Chamber Music at the Hochschule für Musik in Dresden.
	www.naxos.com /artistinfo/312.htm (0 words)

	Amazon.com: Illustrated Theatre Production Guide: Books: John Holloway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		John Holloway's stagecraft textbook, "Illustrated Theatre Production Guide", is an excellent introductory text to basic scenery construction and stage work.
		Holloway starts each section with an explanation of the tools that are commonly used and why.
		John Holloway's book Illustrated Theatre Production Guide is a great choice for any novice or skilled person wishing to take their creative ideas and put them on the stage.
	www.amazon.com /Illustrated-Theatre-Production-Guide-Holloway/dp/0240804937 (1553 words)

	IMPaSTo - A Realistic, Interactive Model for Paint
		An image painted by John Holloway using IMPaSTo appeared on the cover of the Nov/Dec 2004 issue of IEEE CGandA.
		John Holloway has won an Honorabale mention in a recent Museum of Computer Art competetion with an entry he painted using IMPaSTo.
		John has also published an essay on digital art online which discusses many issues relavent to digital painting, specifically about the artist's relation to digital tools.
	gamma.cs.unc.edu /impasto (0 words)

	Culture • John Holloway plays Biber
		Here's another posting, in the manner of this previous one a few days ago, about a CD of rather obscure music that is well worth investigating if you like that sort of thing.
		I'm talking about a double disc of violin sonatas I have recently acquired, composed by Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber (1644-1704 or 1705 - there seems to be disagreement), and played by period violinist John Holloway.
		I was provoked into purchasing these discs by hearing what I now realise was a far more recent and even more remarkable recording by John Holloway, also of Biber violin sonatas, on BBC Radio 3 on Thursday February 5th.
	www.brianmicklethwait.com /culture/archives/2004/02/john_holloway_p.html (391 words)

	John Holloway: Change The World Without Taking Power, University of Michigan Press
		In this book, John Holloway asks how we can reformulate our understanding of revolution as the struggle against power, not for power.
		John Holloway opens up the theoretical debate, reposing some of the basic concepts of Marxism in a critical development of the subversive Marxist tradition represented by Adorno, Bloch and Lukacs, amongst others, and grounded in a rethinking of Marx's concept of 'fetishisation'-- how doing is transformed into being.
		The struggle for radical change, Holloway argues, far from being marginalised, is becoming more and more embedded in our everyday lives.
	www.press.umich.edu /titleDetailDesc.do?id=115266 (248 words)

	John Holloway on SONY BMG Masterworks
		John Holloway is one of the pioneers of the modern “Early Music” movement in Britain.
		From 2000 to 2004 John Holloway was Musical Director of the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra.
		In 2005 he was appointed Music Director of New Trinity Baroque, a period instrument ensemble and orchestra based in Atlanta, USA.
	www.sonybmgmasterworks.com /artists/johnholloway/index.html (433 words)

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	redFlags : John Holloway's "Change the World Without Taking Power"
		John Holloway's book, Change the World Without Taking Power, has been getting some pretty heavy promotion inside the "permanent opposition." After the post-Seattle glow of the "new radicalism" was dashed by the realpolitik of September 11, the "movement of movements" hasn't really been moving.
		Holloway has done a real service by synthesizing that very particular melange of romanticized failure, casual anti-communism, utopian longing, rhetorical self-reflexiveness and moral sympathy with the oppressed -- all filtered through a shimmering gauze of pragmatic haplessness.
		Holloway says that the state is inherently a tool of capitalism whether social democrats, populists or communists run things, which is why the left should leave all state related things to them.
	burning.typepad.com /burningman/2005/04/thinking_about_.html (2648 words)

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