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This left saw no distinction between counterculture and left politics. If anything, it saw extreme bohemianism as a form of left praxis. What, if anything, repels you? To understand something, one is not judging it as either an ideal or a folly. The movie Anna features a real person. The filmmakers make this odd bargain with her, where they offer her food and lodging in exchange for being in their movie. You have to be gainfully employed, or to want to be.

You have to be married. Anna is a drug addict. No one knows who the father of this baby is. So in this film, you can see all of the reasons and ways people are pulling away from the Communist Party, and from the entire concept of what it means to be a good proletarian.

Much of it is filmed on the Piazza Navona in Rome, and people are passing through the frame, and you realize that every single one of those people has a life determined by the symptoms and consequences of that time, its hopes, and the way those hopes, in many cases, were dashed.

Some of those people became heroin addicts. Died prematurely. Or went to prison, often on vague charges of sedition. You can see the whole historical background of that moment in Italy in that film. These are people who are rejecting the entire logic of work, the whole order of society, and the space of rejection was filled with creativity and new kinds of expressions — I mean new to that era.

I started learning about this period in My husband had been a student of Michael Hardt, and through that connection, he knew quite a lot about Autonomia and had written about it. The Red Brigades were one small Leninist phenomenon in an atmosphere of huge mass movements that really almost tore the Italian state apart. There was a lot of mystery about who was out in the open — the mass demonstrations, the student movement, the feminist movement, etcetera — and who was in the underground armed movements.

Some people were in both. When Aldo Moro was assassinated by the Red Brigades in , that seems to have marked a kind of end, opening the floodgates to this reactionary turn in Italy. The Red Brigades killed, I think, fifty people. The way they talk fascinated me, and I wanted to understand it and to write about it. However, if an angel really did offer me such a choice, I would say to him: Dear angel, give me both, my freedom and my memories.

If you cannot do that, then you fly lower even than my own worst failures. As of this morning, Friday, May 14, at least Palestinians have been killed in acts of Israeli aggression, 31 of them children. Nearly a thousand have been wounded. Thousands of Gazans have had to flee their homes in search of safety. How did your experience there alter your perspective on the Palestinian struggle?

When I was invited to Palestine, I was focused on things much closer to home, here in California — prison, poverty — and I was writing a contemporary novel about California and its struggles.

But after going there, I could absolutely see how it becomes an obsession for people, because what you witness is so intolerable. The logic of the military occupation, shutting down freedom of movement, and the stated military objective of making every Palestinian feel they are being hunted and chased, was totally overwhelming. I mean, watching Palestinian construction workers line up at a. Older people will be stuck in this line who are incontinent, or who have diabetes and cannot stand on their feet for six hours.

Thousands of Palestinian men endure this every day to get to work. Going there had a real effect on me. Our government not only supports this — the United States more or less underwrites the whole thing.

I am convinced that anyone who saw what I saw would not be able to continue to believe in Israel as the ethnostate that it is. Anyhow, as you mention, the essay in my new book, The Hard Crowd , is specifically about this refugee camp, called Shuafat, that is technically inside of Israel. I was interested in the idea of going to a refugee camp because a lot of them have become permanent homes for people, for better or worse. There is high-rise housing in Shuafat. I wanted to know how that feels, what it looks like, how it works for those who live there.

Shuafat is a place where 85, people live in one square kilometer without any infrastructure or services.