Week 2 - Virno

Monday, May 21:

• Searched HELIN for works by Virno--only found Radical Thought in Italy, already obtained.


• Searched Literature Resource Center (Infotrac) for "Paolo Virno"--no results.


• Searched The Philosopher's Index (CSA) for "Paolo Virno"--results: a few instances of A Grammar of the Multitude (already obtained), a couple of works in Italian, and an essay in English, "The Multitude and the Principle of Individuation." I filled out the form and requested this essay via Interlibrary loan. The description says it's only one page, but perhaps it just starts on that one page. We'll see. The information for this essay is as follows:
  
  -PRIMARY SOURCE: "The Multitude and the Principle of Individuation"
  Author: Virno, Paolo
  Journal: Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal
  ISSN: 0093-4240
  Date: 2003
  Volume: 24
  Issue: 2
  Page: 133

• Searched Project MUSE for "Paolo Virno"--results:
  - SECONDARY SOURCE: "Technology and Knowledge in a Universe of Indetermination," a journal article by Franco Berardi... Paolo Virno is mentioned on and after page 62. URL: http://0-muse.jhu.edu.helin.uri.edu/journals/substance/v036/36.1berardi01.pdf
  Journal Info:
• Author: Berardi, Franco.
  Translator: Mecchia, Giuseppina 1962-
  Title: Technology and Knowledge in a Universe of Indetermination
  Journal: SubStance - Issue 112 (Volume 36, Number 1), 2007, pp. 57-74 - Article
  
  
  - PRIMARY SOURCE: "Post-Fordist Semblance" by Paolo Virno.
  URL: http://0-muse.jhu.edu.helin.uri.edu/journals/substance/v036/36.1virno02.pdf
  Journal Info:
  Author: Virno, Paolo 1952-
  Translator: Henninger, Max
  Title: "Post-Fordist Semblance"
  Journal: SubStance - Issue 112 (Volume 36, Number 1), 2007, pp. 42-46 - Article
  
  -SECONDARY SOURCE:
  "From the Proletariat to the Multitude: Multitude and Political Subjectivity," a review by Jason Read of Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri's Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire. Mentions Virno several times. URL: http://0-muse.jhu.edu.helin.uri.edu/journals/postmodern_culture/v015/15.2read.html

• -PRIMARY SOURCE:
• "On the Parisitic Character of Wage Labor"
• URL: http://0-muse.jhu.edu.helin.uri.edu/journals/substance/v036/36.1virno01.pdf
• Author: Paolo Virno
• Translator: Henninger, Max.
• SubStance - Issue 112 (Volume 36, Number 1), 2007, pp. 38-42 - Article

***After the first page of results, the relevance of the results to Virno dwindled. They all just contained a quote or a footnote referencing Virno's work, mostly Radical Thought in Italy. Also, please forgive the crazy bulleting! The HTML on here is slightly wacky, and bullets are the only mechanism I've discovered thusfar that allow me to indent properly. I tried to seperate the entries in addition to bulleting so the distinctions between them are clear.