Published by the Berkley based group Perspectives in 1975 At Dusk was the first extensive critical text released on the Situationist International after its dissolution in 1972. Although there is much to critique in the arguments put forward in the text, it is an important historical document in terms of understanding the critical reception of the Situationists in the United States.
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Thanks for posting, looks interesting!
No problem. I just got a hard copy and noticed there was no copyright so thought I'd share it. Enjoy!