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Selected Judgements

The SI replies to comments by the Anarchist Federation in France. From Internationale Situationniste #11 (October 1967). [Excerpts from a larger selection of quotes about the SI in various publications - the majority of which have yet to be translated into English).

Separation Perfected - Guy Debord

From Internationale Situationniste #11 (October 1967).
cover of King Mob 3

King Mob #3

Third King Mob journal, published May 1969.

Down With Starvation Wages in South-East Missouri - CLR James

An early example of worker writing compiled by CLR James in 1942.
arrest of a propagandist

"On social relations in Russia" - Engels

Pamphlet by Engels responding to an "open letter" by the Russian revolutionary Pyotr Tkachev, in which Tkachev had criticized Engels'…
Capitalism's Endgame book cover

"Capitalism's Endgame" - rethinking decadence theory

"Decadence theory" starts from the basic marxist principle that at some point in its life, any mode of production reaches a point where it can no…
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King Mob #2 Letters on Student Power

The second journal of English situationist group King Mob, published November 1968.
Covers of Planete magazines

“Socialism or Planète”

Criticisms of the journals Planète and Socialisme ou Barbarie. From Internationale Situationniste #10 (March 1966).

The Peyote Dance - Antonin Artaud

The Peyote Dance by Antonin Artaud (1945)
13 November 1984 a symbolic noose was dangled in front of TUC general secretary Norman Willis

Kinnochio speaks and his nose starts to grow

Class War on Labour leader Neil Kinnock and his hostile reception from striking miners in 1984.
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King Mob Echo #1

Debut issue of the King Mob journal, published April 1968.
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King Mob Echo

Partial online archive of journals by English situationist group King Mob. 5 issues were published between 1968 and 1970.
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