• 1

    George Berger, The Story of Crass (Oakland: PM Press, 2009), p. 78.

  • 2

    Michel de Certeau, The Practice of Everyday Life (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984); translated by Steven Randall.

  • 3

    Berger, The Story of Crass, p. 93.

  • 4

    de Certeau, The Practice of Everyday Life, p. 91–92.

  • 5

    Coincidatio Oppositorum is a term from medieval theology which psychoanalysis has preserved for contemporary usage and which Michel de Certeau subsequently adopted and adapted for this essay.

  • 6

    Benjamin Moldenhauer, »Was geblieben ist«, 12.1.2013, taz – die tageszeitung, Bremen Aktuell, p. 47.

  • 7

    A thorough documentation of this state of affairs is available on the extremely entertaining archive platform run by Karl Nagel.

  • 8

    The full name of the Facebook group is: »PECH GEHABT KEULE! AKA PICK YOUR PARTY BERLIN punk, etc.«