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	neoism.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Material entities, the iron versus the Neoist, are juxtaposed to formal entities, industrial form and surrounding space versus the Neoist as an organism and the flames on the iron's surface.
		Neoism as the metaspace of the Neoist's appearance is thus the fifth, implicit dimension in the perceptive field of the flaming steam iron.
		The correspondence of Neoist, flaming glue and Neoism alienates iron and temporal space, and, since its form is detached from the process on its surface, the unity of the iron as such.
	www.neoism.net (21001 words)

	CONK! Encyclopedia: Neoism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Neoists refer to their strategies as "the great confusion" and "radical play".
		Monty Cantsin, for example, was not simply a collective pseudonym or mythical person, but an identity lived by Neoists in their everyday life.
		For these purposes, Neoists employed performance, video, small press publications (such as Smile, the international magazine of multiple origins) and computer viruses, but also food (Chapati), flaming steam irons and metal coat hangers (used as telepathic antennas).
	www.conk.com /search/encyclopedia.cgi?q=Neoism (714 words)

	The Neoist Society - Forever Renewing Neoism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		A word spoken on the radio is not the same, does not produce the same effect, does not have the same impact as the identical word spoken in private conversation at an apartment festival or in a public speech before a large crowd at a stadium.
		Each Neoist is a representative of the holographic organization that is the Neoist Society: each is a complete Neoist Society in himself; a self-sufficient shard of the greater body of the Neoist Society.
		Such an image inspires the Neoist to action precisely because it includes all that he feels is direct, compelling and incomprehensible in its spreading power.
	neoist.org /whatisneoism.html (2294 words)

	Neoism - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The main source of this are splits within the Neoist network which created vastly different, often tactically distorted accounts of Neoism and its history (such as the split between the British Neoist Alliance and the American-European Neoist network exemplified in the books of Stewart Home as opposed to [neoism.net]).
		Neoists speak of "the great confusion" and "radical play" when they describe their strategy.
		Both Neoist festivals and Neoist writing experimented with radical subversion of identity, bodies, media, and notions of ownership and truth.
	open-encyclopedia.com /Neoism (724 words)

	neoism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This paradox is similar to the wave/particle duality experiment as the observer becomes an integral part of the experiment himself.
		To not define Neoism is to be a Neoist.
		The main source of this are splits within the Neoist network which created vastly different, often tactically distorted accounts of Neoism and its history (such as the books of Stewart Home as opposed to).
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /Neoism.html (789 words)

	Clifford Brown on Neoism as seen by Clifford Brown. A critical view of a late-20th century avant-garde art movement. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Neoists adopting the name Monty Cantsin attempt to live and explore the paradox of a persona that is one and multiple, a subjectivity which, as neither and both collective and individual, attempts to render its own dialectical base meaningless--not unlike Neoism itself, which is a prefix and a suffix without a middle.
		Neoists claim that Neoism never existed and is a mere invention of its enemies, the most prominent one being Clifford Brown himself.
		In a Neoist view, the alleged existence of an individual "Clifford Brown" is just as uninteresting as that of anybody else--at least irrelevant enough to find any construction of aporias with or against this name utterly futile.
	www.phys.psu.edu /~endwar/neoism.then.html (1034 words)

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		Neoists call their pop groups Smile, their performance groups Smile--even their magazines are called Smile.
		Neoist philosophy is to be tested on the streets, in pups, and night clubs; it involves the creation of a communist culture--not theoretical abstractions.
		Ultimately, Neoist philosophy is a revolutionary project which is undertaken with a view to improving the lot of mankind.
	barbelith.com /bomb/anal_neoi.htm (491 words)

	General Definition Neoism is characterized by the countless contradicting definitions...
		To NOT define Neoism is to be a Neoist Neoist.
		Neoists Neoists speak of "the great confusion" and "radical play" when they describe their strategy.
		Monty Cantsin Monty Cantsin, for example, was not simply a collective pseudonym or mythical person, but an identity identity lived by Neoists Neoists in their everyday life.
	www.biodatabase.de /Neoism (598 words)

	Swamp Fever
		The Neoists are an amalgam of aesthetic vangardism and ultra-leftish swagger; the Green Anarchists are influenced by a mix of eco-anarchism and U.S. anti-authoritarian and European ultra-left politics.
		The Neoists naively believe that “Syndicalism shows that it is possible to have a complex industrial society without hierarchies,” presumably not only at a 1930s level of development contemporary with the Spanish Revolution but with the technology of the 1990s.
		They attack the lack of coherence among green radicals, only to argue that Neoists are “not interested in offering a coherent ideological program.” They attack GAs for attempting to work with and organize other activists, but they themselves claim to provide “new ‘idea-forces’ which have an organizing effect” on their audience.
	www.insurgentdesire.org.uk /swampfever.htm (11402 words)

	marchart \| does neoism exist?
		He is, most of all, the speaker and sole member of the Neoist Alliance, a Neoist fraction that separated from the main strand of Neoism in 1986.
		And he even defends himself against accusations of selling out from the ranks of fundamentalist Neoists with the argument that they simply did not recognize that it was precisely by playing with open cards, and precisely with his sledgehammer self-historification that he repelled "real" historians.
		The Neoist self-historification mania thus has the effect of a trivial illustration of the post-structuralist standard insight, namely that the meaning of a subject is always subsequently attributed to it.
	republicart.net /disc/artsabotage/marchart01_en.htm (1590 words)

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		Your review of the "Anarchist Integralism" booklet is subtitled "A study in Neoist falsehood." One of the review's main critiques is that the presumed author of "AI" (Stewart Home) uses "Guilt By Association" to smear whoever he wants to attack.
		As a side-note, other examples of Neoist Alliance 'action plagiarism' would include their "levitation" of a concert hall where Stockhausen's "Harlequin" was being performed.
		In Stewart's first book, "The Assault on Culture", published in 1988, I was lauded as the Neoist filmmaker who "made the most conceptually interesting work" and generally treated with respect and enthusiasm as a central figure of a subject he considered important enough to write a book about.
	website.lineone.net /~grandlaf/NEOMIS.htm (1687 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		I have known many Neoists, veritable hoards of them, and I think I can speak without fear of contradiction when I say that, at one time or another, most of them have adopte d the name "Monty Cantsin." Like Shakespears's infinite Hazlitt, they resemble all the men in the world as well as themselves.
		Everywhere he went, his visage under its mushroom-shaped "fro" was lit with the pure unalloyed flame of Neoist fervor.
		As the writer Borges has noted somewhere; "The secret is sacred but it is always somewh at ridiculous." And as I bring these few remarks to a close, I can think of no better note on which to conclude.
	www.ccca.ca /mikidot/istvansite/neoism/lightworks_prologue.rtf (2685 words)

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		They respond by producing work in accordance with this (Point 3 of the Neoist Alliance programme) 'To foster the cult of the ugly and whatever is debasing, decadent and degenerate in music, literature and the visual arts.' They make the decadent and debasing into virtues.
		The Neoist assimilates the negative values of the city and the whole aesthetic of self-destruction and self annihilation perpetuated by it.
		It has been suggested that one of the reasons why the Neoist Alliance subsequently attacked GA so much, and with such rancour, eg with their 'Green and Brown Anarchist' pamphlet, and the booklet 'Green Apocalypse' was not because the above analysis was false, but because it was spot on...
	website.lineone.net /~grandlaf/Shom.htm (1424 words)

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		Neoists sounds that the basis of Neoism is the legend.
		A Neoist is in a Neoist's allegorical system: the defeating phenomenon.
		Neoists are getting closer to the house of seven by nine squares.
	www.thing.net /~grist/cyano/gloss8ht/glos8.txt (4078 words)

	svet umetnosti 2000/01 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Another definition of Neoism is that Neoism is a prefix (Neo-), and a suffix (-ism), with nothing to be found in between.
		The second definition gives you a hint of what Neoists generally tend to do, since their movement does not have any real content: through their practice they reflect the 'new' as such.
		In the autumn of '77, people who were later to become Neoists developed what they called an Open Pop-Star concept.
	www.ljudmila.org /scca/worldofart/english/0001/tekst_oliver_ang.htm (2465 words)

	Melbourne Super 8 Film Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		After having been told that story by neoist Gordon W Zealot, I was inspired to string together a pseudo-narrative of pseudo-sinister implications about the connections between Satanic Liposuction, Neoism?!, & YOU!!
		Additional footage comes from potential unknown neoists in the Hollywood and Pornography businesses, etc. The soundtrack is both a mixture of materials from John Berndt, Monty Cantsin/Florian Cramer, & Gen Ken + live sounds from tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE.
		In some sense or another, this film is a compendium of peripheral ambiguous fragments from the lives of some (in)famous obscure people who fanatically try to undermine 'reality' maintenance traps in their spore time.
	www.acmi.net.au /super8/events/jun2000.html (306 words)

	Mere Outline - 2000
		Throughout this 1st day, it had become obvious that there was little or no interest in the long-awaited 1st Australian Neoist Festival that etta and I had been planning to attend for over a year and that we'd travelled over halfway around the world for (having taken the long way via Malaysia).
		This paper was written as if it were from a government secret police agency alerting other branches to the presence of the Neoists and the Anti-Neoists and to their/our strategies of self-opposition and proposed a cooptation tactic involving the forming of yet another group.
		On Tuesday, April 4th, we assembled the Unknown Neoist Bust Mold sections and began to pour the hydrostone and plaster cast.
	www.timesnet.net /~anon/MereOutline2000.html (13234 words)

	Monty Cantsin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Zack's call upon to adopt the name Monty Cantsin was taken up in 1979 by the Hungarian-Canadian performance artist Istvan Kantor who amalgamated the name into Neoism.
		As the shared identity of all Neoists, Monty Cantsin was transformed from a "pop star" to a radical identity experiment occupying the everyday life of Neoists and culminating in frequently extremist ways at Neoist Apartment Festivals ("APTs").
		Still, the open pop star concept lived on in a series of electropop and industrial music albums and performances of, mainly, Istvan Kantor.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/M/Monty-Cantsin.htm (345 words)

	[Exotica] Under the spell of Tiki, the Polynesian man-god
		The Neoists basic premise was continuous self re-creation, to create a new "ism" every day, and there were several of them combining cooking with performance art.
		The last time I ran into Gordon W was in Hungary in 1997, where a bunch of Neoists gathered for some performances that Monty had organized.
		By this time, Gordon was living in Berlin, and I think the "Exotic Trilogy" CD has just come out.
	mailman.xmission.com /pipermail/exotica/2003-July/009370.html (839 words)

	This is the First Time - 25 years of Neoism - Monty Cantsin for the Neoist Dept Fest, Berlin Sept 27 - Oct 3, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This is the First Time - 25 years of Neoism - Monty Cantsin for the Neoist Dept Fest, Berlin Sept 27 - Oct 3, 2004
		Monty Cantsin for the Neoist Dept Fest, Berlin Sept 27 - Oct 3, 2004
		From the ruins of early neoist embassies and research centers, neoist cells and headquarters, we rebuilt a new post-hyper-para-turbo-sub-ultra-totalbrain-off-off-universe and now time has come to open it up for the robotarian super-consumers of Revolutionary Plaster Paradise in Berlin.
	neoist.org /NEOIST-WORLD-FAIR-ARTIFACT-003.html (584 words)

	Moorcock's Miscellany - Q&A Archive Article #3072 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The only Neoist thing I've managed to come across in the past couple of years that made any sense (the previous poster on the subject excepted) was a manifesto of sorts where the Neoists kind of believe that in order to be original these days, you must plagiarise.
		I'd like to see that text again as it was shocking but well declared.
		The other thing I can remember just now is that 'Neoism'; is both a prefix and a suffix and that only the enemies of Neoism talk about there being Neoists.
	www.multiverse.org /article3010.html (1866 words)

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