Collectivity

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The word collective means the communal, the commons, but also collecting and gathering. An active form of a collective is formed by individuals, with similar interests, to achieve a common goal. In contrast, in a passive form of the collective, the membership is defined by equal characteristics. A multiplicity of such associations leads to multicollectivity and, in the case of discrimination, to intersectionality. In a time of individualisation and specification, the collective, especially the multicollective, is once again gaining importance.

Collective = "the communal, the commons"
"a group of people acting together"

Een collectief wordt gevormd door individuen met dezelfde soort interesses, om een gemeenschappelijk doel te bereiken.

Literatuur:
Klaus P. Hansen, Kultur, Kollektiv, Nation, Passau 2009
Max Frisch, The Great Wall of China. A Farce, Basel 1947

Flora Ruchat-Roncati, Work in the Collective, Preturo, 1984

D Theorists & D Growth Activists
CHARLES EISENSTEIN