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Chris Shutes

Wilhelm Reich in the 1930s

Wilhelm Reich and the origins of modern subjectivism - Chris Shutes

A situationist critique of Wilhelm Reich. From 'Implications', 1975.
Just the word "Implications" and the numeral 1 in black text on a cream background

Implications #1 (1975)

First and only issue of this post-situationist journal from California, edited by Isaac Cronin and Chris Shutes.
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Notice Concerning the Reigning Society and Those Who Contest It

Berkeley situationist flyer from November 1974 signed by Tita Carrión, Robert Cooperstein, Isaac…
Disinterest Compounded Daily: A Critique of Point-Blank as a Revolutionary Organization and a Few Proposals for the Supersession of Situationism — by Chris Shutes and Gina Rosenberg

Disinterest compounded daily: A critique of Point-Blank as a revolutionary organisation and a few proposals for the supersession of situationism

Two former participants in the 1970s US situationist grouping Point Blank, Gina…
Jonestown dead

Two Local Chapters in the Spectacle of Decomposition - Chris Shutes

Situationist-influenced reflections and critique on; the Jonestown cult massacre, conspiracy theory,…
Soweto, South Africa, 1976.

On the poverty of Berkeley life and the marginal stratum of American society in general - Chris Shutes, 1983

A situationist-influenced text from 1983, containing critiques of Berkeley…

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