Клубная культура. Джексон Ф

членов свей группы и незнакомцев такого же уважительного отношения. Они могли поделиться друг с другом всем, чем угодно; они не играли в игры и ничего не выигрывали, они были открытыми и прямолинейными, и это делало их чертовски хорошей компанией. Ямного раз встречался с этим типом социального взаимодействия, и он всегда радикально отличался от отношений в группах, которые я встречал в повседневной жизни. При изучении клаббинга новые социальные практики обычно остаются незамеченными. Их рассматривают как побочный эффект от экстази, но не как телесные техники, которые люди узнают в клубах. В действительности они лежат в основе знания, приобретенного в процессе клаббинга. Эксперимент принял глобальные масштабы, и каждая участвующая в нем культура испытает на себе изменение и использование тела клаббинга как чувственно-социальной структуры, в рамках которой люди смогут удовлетворить свои специфические социальные потребно-сти. Исторически сформировавшееся и глубоко пропитанное культурой старое тело уничтожается, и на его месте возникают новые взгляды и практики. Именно этот процесс позволил мне постигнуть клаббинг как чувственный эксперимент в искусстве быть человеком.

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