The May Events: from Practice to Theory – Andrew Feenberg

Barricade in St Germaine, May 68, photographer unknown

Barricade in St Germaine, May 68, photographer unknown

Compilation of writings an eyewitness reports by Andrew Feenberg on the May 68 rebellion in France.

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Andrew Feenberg

Taken from https://www.sfu.ca/~andrewf/The%20May%20Event2.pdf

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