O języku publikacji Ruchu Społeczeństwa Alternatywnego („Homek” i druki ulotne)

The ‘Right to the City’ on Various Scales

“…The phenomenon of the Alternative Society Movement (Kaźmierczak 2014;Grzelka & Kula 2014;Wierzbicki 2016;Pluciński 2016Pluciński , 2018, from where it was inspired by the Paris student speeches of May 1968, can be reduced to an attempt to implement the democracy formula at the city level which was not a widespread or obvious vision at the end of the 1980s, although it referred to the phenomenon of 'Solidarity' as a form of autonomic subjectivity (included in the concept of decentralisation of the state) and introduced a transgressive, new, local, urban, non-professional context. The magazine Homek, published as a non-debit newspaper in 1983-1990(Brendt, Brzechczyn, Stybel, & Waluszko 2013, is a perfect illustration of the philosophical profile of this milieu.…”

“…The magazine was distributed through people-distributors, who also acted as intermediaries in sending materials for publication. (Grzelka & Kula 2014) Strangely enough, the concept formulated by the 'young generation' of activists also covers the sphere of financing the neighbourhood community with the help of 'contributions' managed by local governments. Local self-governments (anticipating the existing auxiliary self-governments) were supposed to play an advisory role.…”