Situationist International

Published by the Berkley based group Perspectives in 1975 At Dusk was the first extensive critical…

A 1960 text from the Situationist International on leisure time in capitalist society.

Written by Raoul Vaneigem in March 1970 this text critiqued the movement of the SI towards pure councilism and sought to reaffirm the group's…

An interview with Raoul Vaneigem, author of the Revolution of Everyday Life, in the Winter of 2011…

A former member of the Encyclopedie des Nuisances discusses the current reformist environmentalism of capitalism, the fashionable support for …

“Mode d’emploi du détournement” originally appeared in the Belgian surrealist journal Les Lèvres Nues #8 (May 1956). This translation by Ken Knabb is from the Situationist International Anthology (Revised and Expanded Edition, 2006).

This work was written collectively by the Situationist International in the immediate aftermath of…

A libertarian Marxist/communist critique of the Encyclopedie des Nuisances,…

In this essay written after the LA Riots of 1992, Jaime Semprun expresses a pessimistic view of the new "barbarians", the uncivilized youth who…

The thoughts of Guy Debord on the Society of the Spectacle written in 1988; two decades after his…

This book, written by Raoul Vaneigem in 1970, offers a Situationist perspective on the history of the Surrealist movement and its relationship to…

A former collaborator of the Encyclopedie des Nuisances chronicles the group's political trajectory…