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L’Internationale situationniste. Vies, textes et pratiques (2026)

18 Saturday Jul 2026

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BERTAIL, Thomas; GHERGHESCU, Mica;LUCCI-GOUTNIKOV, Nicolas. L’Internationale situationniste. Vies, textes et pratiques (2026). Editions du Centre Pompidou, 2026. 183 p.; ill.; white wrappers with text in black.

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Suite à l’acquisition des archives de Guy Debord par la BNF en 2009, et de celles de tous ses petits camarades de l’Internationale situationniste par Yale dans les quinze années qui ont suivi, les chercheurs ont enfin pu avoir accès à la majorité des lettres, manuscrits et documents relatifs au mouvement d’avant-garde. On voit ainsi paraître depuis 2010 un nombre important de travaux universitaires qui, informés par un travail d’archive, produisent un éclairage nouveau sur le « mythe » situationniste. On citera pêle-mêle les travaux de Jean-Marie Apostolides, François Coadou, Anna Trespeuch-Berthelot, Vanessa Theodoropoulou, Éric Brun, Patrick Marcolini, et plusieurs dizaines d’autres chercheurs issus de disciplines aussi diverses que l’histoire, l’histoire de l’art, la littérature, la sociologie, la philosophie…

L’Internationale situationniste. Vies, textes et pratiques s’inscrit dans cette lignée. Ce sont les « petits papiers » de Destribats, entrés à la Bibliothèque Kandinsky du Centre Pompidou par voie de dation en 2020, qui servent de socle commun aux recherches présentées. On savait la collection riche en matériaux imprimés, mais l’on découvre ici une ampleur surprenante en ce qui concerne les manuscrits et aux échanges épistolaires. Loin de rabâcher les lieux communs sur l’IS, l’ouvrage de Bertail, Gherghescu et Liucci-Goutnikov s’interroge sur les conditions de production et de circulation des textes dans les périphéries du mouvement. La reproduction en fac-similé de larges extraits de la Liste générale de contacts de l’IS (p. 9-14) permet d’apprécier l’étendue des réseaux de diffusion, tout en offrant un point d’ancrage pour les textes qui suivent.

Comme il le fait depuis maintenant quelques années dans sa pratique artistique, l’artiste belge Vincent Meessen revient sur les apports de jeunes Congolais (oui, oui) à la pensée situationniste, et sur la diffusion des idées de l’IS en Afrique sub-saharienne. Ken Knabb, courroie de transmission essentielle aux États-Unis, retrace brièvement l’histoire des situs et pro-situs outre-Atlantique. Pour Penelope Rosemont, l’influence de Debord, mais surtout de Vaneigem, sur le mouvement surréaliste révolutionnaire à Chicago est considérable. S’il reprend en partie des idées exprimées ailleurs et parfois plus longuement par les auteurs (Vincent Meessen, The Other Country / L’autre Pays, 2018 ; Ken Knabb, Public Secrets, 1997 ; Penelope Rosemont, Dancin’ in the Streets!, 2005), l’ensemble demeure fort intéressant pour le lecteur francophone.

Les articles de Thomas Bertail sur les médiations anglo-saxonnes, néerlandaises et suédoises de l’I.S. constituent une lecture enrichissante. Seul bémol : le chercheur ne cite pas certaines sources pourtant indispensables, comme l’ouvrage de référence sur la Gyllene Flottan par Alexander Ekelund (Den gyllene flottans seglats, 2023), celui sur Strasbourg (Le Scandale de Strasbourg, mis à nu par ses célibataires même, 2018), ou plus modestement notre bibliographie raisonnée des éditions de De la misère en milieu étudiant, parue en 2022.

Les apports les plus originaux sont peut-être ceux d’Anna Trespeuch-Berthelot et de Nicolas Liucci-Goutnikov. S’appuyant sur des documents inédits retrouvés dans les archives Vaneigem, l’auteure de Internationale situationniste : de l’histoire au mythe (1948-2013) éclaire d’un regard nouveau le célèbre « scandale de Strasbourg » et la diffusion du texte De la misère en milieu étudiant en 1966-68. On aurait aimé que la longue lettre de Bechir Tlili (dix pages recto-verso) à Guy Debord, ou encore la correspondance entre Nasri Boumechal et Mustapha Khayati, soient reproduites en annexe, mais des contraintes de pagination expliquent sans doute cette triste omission. L’ensemble est néanmoins un modèle d’érudition.

Liucci-Goutnikov s’intéresse pour sa part à un ensemble inédit de cartes postales envoyées par Guy Debord à Raoul Vaneigem — ici largement reproduites – et souvent en couleur, pour le bonheur du lecteur. Debord était friand du support iconographique : la quasi-totalité de la correspondance avec Anita Blanc, par exemple, tient en quatorze cartes postales de… chats ! Il avait également fait imprimer des cartes représentant sa résidence de Champot ; elles furent utilisées pour de nombreux envois. Il y a enfin cette spectaculaire métagraphie de Guy Debord, au recto d’une carte adressée à Michèle Mochot-Bréhat, alias « La Tortue ». Plus connue, bien sûr, est la carte reproduisant le fameux slogan « Ne travaillez jamais » — mais celle-ci n’est pas l’œuvre de Debord. Liucci-Goutnikov identifie dans son travail les principaux tropes debordiens, tout en s’appuyant sur des travaux précédents (dont l’excellent article de Fanny Schulman, paru dans Lire Debord en 2016).

En somme, il s’agit ici d’un ouvrage de référence que les chercheurs sur l’I.S. et ses lendemains ne devraient pas manquer de se procurer.

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Since the BNF acquired Guy Debord’s archives in 2009, and Yale absorbed those of his comrades from the Internationale situationniste over the following fifteen years, scholars have finally gained access to the bulk of the letters, manuscripts, and documents tied to the movement. The result, from 2010 onward, has been a steady wave of archive-driven scholarship casting fresh light on the Situationist “myth” — work by, among others, Jean-Marie Apostolides, François Coadou, Anna Trespeuch-Berthelot, Vanessa Theodoropoulou, Éric Brun, and Patrick Marcolini, alongside dozens of researchers drawn from history, art history, literature, sociology, and philosophy.

L’Internationale situationniste. Vies, textes et pratiques belongs squarely to this current. Its foundation is the Destribats collection — the so-called “petits papiers” that entered the Bibliothèque Kandinsky at the Centre Pompidou in 2020 via a dation. The collection’s printed holdings were already well known; what comes as a surprise here is the sheer depth of its manuscripts and correspondence. Rather than retreading familiar ground on the IS, the volume — edited by Bertail, Gherghescu, and Liucci-Goutnikov — asks instead how texts were produced and circulated at the movement’s margins. A facsimile reproduction of long stretches of the IS’s general contact list (pp. 9–14) conveys just how far its distribution networks extended, and gives the essays that follow a firm point of reference.

Continuing work he has pursued in his own art practice for several years now, the Belgian artist Vincent Meessen examines the contributions young Congolese intellectuals made to Situationist thought — yes, really — and traces how IS ideas took root in Su-Saharan Africa. Ken Knabb, the movement’s essential relay in the United States, offers a brisk account of the situs and pro-situs there. Penelope Rosemont argues for the considerable imprint Debord, and Vaneigem still more, left on Chicago’s revolutionary Surrealist scene. Much of this revisits ground the authors have covered elsewhere, often at greater length — Vincent Meessen, The Other Country / L’autre Pays (2018); Ken Knabb, Public Secrets (1997); Penelope Rosemont, Dancin’ in the Streets! (2005) — yet it remains genuinely rewarding for a French-speaking readership.

Thomas Bertail’s essays on how the IS was received in the Anglophone world, the Netherlands, and Sweden are among the book’s real strengths. Nevertheless, and this is the main shortcoming, he passes over several sources that belonged in the conversation, notably Alexander Ekelund’s definitive study of the Gyllene Flottan, Den gyllene flottans seglats (2023), that on Strasbourg (Le Scandale de Strasbourg, mis à nu par ses célibataires même, 2018), or, more modestly, our own annotated bibliography of the editions of De la misère en milieu étudiant (2022).

The volume’s most original contributions may well be those of Anne Trespeuch-Berthelot and Nicolas Liucci-Goutnikov. Drawing on unpublished material unearthed in the Vaneigem archives, the author of Internationale situationniste : de l’histoire au mythe (1948–2013) brings a fresh eye to the celebrated “Strasbourg scandal” and to the circulation of De la misère en milieu étudiant in 1966–68. It’s a real loss that Bechir Tlili’s lengthy letter to Debord (ten pages in total) and the correspondence between Nasri Boumechal and Mustapha Khayati weren’t reproduced as an appendix — pagination constraints presumably being to blame — but the essay otherwise stands as a model of scholarly precision.

Liucci-Goutnikov, in turn, takes up a previously unpublished cache of postcards Debord sent to Raoul Vaneigem, many reproduced here in color to the reader’s evident benefit. Debord’s fondness for the medium runs throughout: most of his correspondence with Anita Blanc, for instance, amounts to fourteen postcards — all of cats. He also had postcards printed of his house at Champot, which supplied many of his later mailings. There is, too, a striking metagraphy by Debord on the front of a card addressed to Michèle Mochot-Bréhat, nicknamed “La Tortue.” Better known, certainly, is the postcard bearing the famous slogan “Ne travaillez jamais” — though that particular card is not Debord’s own work. Liucci-Goutnikov skillfully traces the recurring Debordian motifs across this material, building on earlier scholarship, notably Fanny Schulman’s fine article in Lire Debord (2016).

Taken as a whole, this is an essential reference for anyone working on the IS and its afterlives.

Memoires by Debord & Jorn [1959] – with a unique cover

25 Saturday Oct 2014

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Debord, Guy and Jorn, Asger. Mémoires: Structures Portantes d’Asger Jorn. Copenhagen: Internationale Situationniste, 1959. n.p. [64 p.]; ill.; 28 x 21 cm. White card wrappers with Viks no.2 sandpaper cover.

Memoires is the product of a collaboration between Guy Debord and Asger Jorn in the early years of the Situationist International. Printed in vivid colors – the work of Danish masterprinters Permild & Rosengreen – it is viewed by some as the most important art book of the twentieth century.

The making of Memoires is the subject of full-length book by Troels Andersen (curator of the Silkerborg Museum of Arts): Erindriger om Asger Jorn. Suffice to say that Debord and Jorn had “worked” together two years earlier – after stealing a large stock of magazines and newspapers, they spent a drunken afternoon collaging elements together. After transferring these collages to litographic plates, Jorn poured ink over them and the resulting plates were etched and printed. Thus, Fin de Copenhague was born (1957), printed in 200 copies. Memoires constitutes a continuation of this unique partnership

Memoires is perhaps best known for its unique cover: a single sheet of heavy grade sandpaper (specifically Viks no.2 grade), wrapped around the book’s inner cover but otherwise unattached to the white card wrappers. The intent was that Memoires would damage books next to it on a library shelf.

Our copy of Memoires  offers a unique presentation: the traditional sandpaper sheet is replaced with a cover made of 110 razor blades. The work of Michel Guet, an artist and writer who was close friends with Ralph Rumney, it is an homage to Jorn & Debord.

500 copies of Memoires were originally issued. However, the book is in high demand and thus rare in the trade. We have yet to encounter another copy with the Michel Guet cover; private sources lead us to believe this may have been a one-of-a-kind artwork

Gonzalvez 84, Raspaud & Voyer 108

For more information:

Donne, Boris. Pour Memoires. Paris: Allia, 2004. Perhaps the most ambitious and complete attempt at deciphering Memoires.

Edwards, Richard. Uneasy Arrangements: Looking at Guy Debord’s Memoires. http://remixhumanities.wordpress.com/2010/11/23/uneasy-arrangements-looking-at-guy-debords-memoires/

Nolle, Christian. Books of Warfare: The Collaboration between Guy Debord & Asger Jorn from 1957-1959. http://virose.pt/vector/b_13/nolle.html

“Memoires”. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mémoires

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Cahier pour un Paysage a Inventer

13 Thursday Feb 2014

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Asger Jorn, Gaston Miron, Guy Debord, Internationale Situationniste, Patrick Straram, Quebec

Straram, Patrick. Cahier pour un Paysage a Inventer. n.p. [Montreal]: n.p., May 1960. 103 p.; 26.5 x 21 cm; white cover with text in orange and black

First and only issue of this Situationist-influenced, Quebec-based periodical. Produced by Patrick Straram following his expatriation to Canada, this publication includes articles, poems and critical texts by Quebec writers (Gaston Miron, Marie-France O’Leary, Paul-Marie Lapointe, Gilles Hénault, Serge Garant, Marcel Dubé…) and members of the Internationale Situationniste (Asger Jorn, Gilles Ivain, Guy-Ernest Debord…).

Born in Paris in 1934, Patrick Straram was a member of the Internationale Lettriste and a close (and early) friend of Guy Debord and Ivan Chtcheglov. He left the I.L. in 1954 when he fled to Canada to avoid military service. He remained close to Debord for several, as attested by their warm and friend letters to each other.

This association copy belonged to Gaston Miron (1928-1996), one of the poets featured in the Cahier. Miron signed his name on the front cover and heavily annotated his brief text (“Notes d’un homme d’ici”). Miron was an important poet, writer and editor of Quebec’s quiet revolution, as well as a highly visible member of Quebec’s nationalist and independence movements.

Not found in the trade with only three copies on OCLC, all in Canada (Sherbrooke, Montreal, UQAM)

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Perspective de Modifications Conscientes de l’Activite Revolutionnaire

09 Sunday Feb 2014

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Federation Anarchiste, Guy Debord, Internationale Situationniste, Rene Berthier

Boulard, Raoul. Perspective de Modifications Conscientes de l’Activite Revolutionnaire. Paris: Le Jargon Libre, November 1981. 1 folded sheet ([6] p.) ; 30 x 66 cm; yellow stock with text in black

This relatively unknown text revisits and critiques Guy Debord’s Perspectives de Modifications Conscientes dans la Vie Quotidienne. The author is a member of the Federation Anarchiste.

Rare in the trade with three copies on OCLC (Oregon, BDIC-Nanterre, and CIRA)

PS: Despite what OCLC states, Rene Berthier has stated that he is NOT the co-author (or pseudonymous writer) of this text.

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Rapport sur la Construction de Situations et sur les Conditions de l’Organisation et de l’Action dans la Tendance Situationniste Internationale 2

08 Saturday Feb 2014

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Agence pour l’Auto-Suppression du Proletariat. Rapport sur la Construction de Situations et sur les Conditions de l’Organisation et de l’Action dans la Tendance Situationniste Internationale 2. Lille: Imprimerie Speciale, June 1977. Single ill. sheet folded in 8, (70 x 49.5 cm. unfolded); Brown ink on cream stock

A response to Debord’s Rapport sur la Construction des Situations, published 20 years earlier (June 1957), this text offers an early criticism of the application of Situationist ideas.

Rare in the trade ; single OCLC copy at the Centre International de Recherches sur l’Anarchisme (CIRA) in Switzerland

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Protestation Devant les Libertaires du Present et du Futur sur les Capitulations de 1980

08 Saturday Feb 2014

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Un Incontrole [i.e., Jean-Claude Lutanie]. Protestation Devant les Libertaires du Present et du Futur sur les Capitulations de 1980. Paris: Imprimerie Speciale Parisienne, 19 June 1981. 84 p.; 20.5 x 15.cm; black wrappers with red sticker stating title in black.

For a long time, the author of this little-known pamphlet remained a mystery- even to Situationist scholars (see Gonzalvez 183). Indeed, the text “was only signed with the word Incontrôlé (“Uncontrolled”), didn’t bear the name of any publisher, and was printed on stolen paper.” Nearly 30 years later, the mystery was lifted when the text was reissued by Editions Lutanie – a small publishing house named after the pamphlet’s author, Jean-Claude Lutanie – in 2011. The 300 copies quickly sold out.

This text is important in the context of Situationist politics. In the words of the editors of the 2011 edition: “The Protest above all testifies to a disappointment with respect to situationist thought and its ‘youthful, unkept promises.’ Lutanie essentially takes aim at Debord, accusing him, if not of jealousy for a radicalism of which he was quite incapable, although he claimed it, then at least bad faith in his affirmation that the group [Action directe] was manipulated by the State.” Cf. Debord’s letter to Kloosterman dated 13 July 1981: “I have asked Gérard [Lebovici] to send you a copy of a short, very shady pamphlet (…) which, it seems to me, must be read with great attention (http://www.notbored.org/debord-29August1981.html)

Not seen in the trade; the only OCLC copy we could find is at the Labadie library at the University of Michigan

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La Societe du Spectacle [JAPANESE]

21 Tuesday Jan 2014

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Debord, Guy. スペクタクルの社会  La Société du Spectacle. Tokyo: Chikuma Shobo, 2003. 282 p.; 15 x 10.5 cm. Illustrated black cover with text in purple, red and white

Later Japanese edition of Guy Debord’s masterpiece, translated by Kinoshito Makoto. An earlier edition was published in 1993.

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Ensemble de Cartes Postales Detournees

24 Saturday Aug 2013

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Cartes Postales. Paris: Bibliotheque Nationale de France, 2013. 10.5 x 14.8 cm.

Set of 8 detourned postcards postcards released on the occasion of the Guy Debord exhibit at the Bibliotheque Nationale de France. Limited Edition of 500 each. Some postcards are “detournements of detournements”

Carte Postale #1 – “Construisez vous-memes une petite situation sans avenir” (originally printed by the IL in May 1955)

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Carte Postale #2 – “Si vous vous croyez du genie, ou si vous estimez posseder seulement une intelligence brillante, presentez-vous [a l’exposition Guy Debord. Un Art de la Guerre. du 27 mars au 13 Juillet 2013 a la BnF, Paris 13e (originally printed by the IL in December 1955)

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Carte Postale #3 – “Guy Debord: Un Art de la Guerre” (picture originally taken in Sept. 1960)

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Carte Postale #4 – “A Bas la Societe Spectaculaire-Marchande” (CMDO poster originally released in May-June 1968)

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Carte Postale #5: “Aaaaahhh l’Internationale Situationniste!!!” (originally published 16 May 1968)

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Carte Postale #6 – “Realisation de la Philosophie” (originally published 17 June 1963)

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Carte Postale #7 – “Le matin apres dix heures…” (originally published in 1958)

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Carte Postale #8 – “Depassement de l’art” (17 June 1963)

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Internationale Lettriste no. 3 (Aug. 1953)

27 Saturday Jul 2013

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Internationale Lettriste. Internationale Lettriste no. 3. Paris: Internationale Lettriste, August 1953. 1 p. in-folio (27.5 x 43 cm). Contributors include Guy Debord (also acting as editor), P.J. Berle, Bull D. Brau, Hadj Mohamed Dahou, Gaetan M. Langlais, Jean-Michel Mension and Gil J. Wolman.

Iconic, but short-lived bulletin of the Internationale Lettriste (4 issues published in total). In 1954, Internationale Lettriste was replaced by Potlatch, which was published from 1954 to 1957.

This issue includes the following articles: “Il Faut recommencer la guerre en Espagne”, “Dimensions du langage”, “Principes d’Un Théâtre Nouveau “, “Pour en finir AVEC le confort nihiliste”, “Allez-vous y voir-memes”, “Acte additionnel à la constitution d’une Internationale Lettriste”, “Totem et Tabou”, “Manifeste du Groupe Algérien de l’Internationale Lettriste”, “A la recherche de l’Asymptote” and “Vagabondage spécial”

The full text is available in French at Debordiana (http://debordiana.chez.com/francais/il.htm) An English translation can be found at Not Bored! (http://www.notbored.org/LI.html)

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La F.A. et les Situationnistes: Mémoire pour Discussion dans les Familles après Boire.

22 Saturday Jun 2013

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Bodson, Guy. La F.A. et les Situationnistes: Mémoire pour Discussion dans les Familles après Boire. [Paris]: n.p, [1973]. 130 p.; ill.; 31.5 x 22.5 cm; grey wrappers with text in black.

A set of photocopied letters and documents that contextualizes the relationship between the Anarchist Federation (F.A..led by Guy Bodson) and the Internationale Situationniste in the mid-1960s. As Gonzalvez points out, Bodson blames the  the breakdown of the F.A. to a Situationist conspiracy.

The Institute of Social History (IISG) in Amsterdam and the Center for Research on Anarchism (CIRA) own copies, but these are the only library holdings.

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  • Announcement: Illusion and Fetishism in Critical Theory: A study of Nietzsche, Benjamin, Castoriadis and the Situationists [2024] November 11, 2023
  • Untitled collage by Ralph Rumney [1984] November 5, 2023
  • Announcement: Situationist Reading Group [via Zoom] August 7, 2023
  • Cette soif inassouvie d’une vie à changer [2023] July 15, 2023
  • Mémoires – Ghislain de Marbaix’s copy [1958] June 6, 2023
  • Wolman – Vivre loin [1973 / 2023] June 5, 2023
  • Wolman – Plan of Lisbon [1974] June 2, 2023
  • La plate-forme d’Alba [1956] May 31, 2023
  • La Société du Spectacle [FILM POSTER] [1974] May 30, 2023
  • ANNOUNCEMENT: Guy Ernest Debord & Gil Joseph Wolman : L’un n’exclut pas l’autre (27 April – 17 June 2023) May 1, 2023
  • D’une révolution à l’autre. Correspondance Debord-Straram suivi de Cahier pour un paysage à inventer et autres textes [2023] April 9, 2023
  • [DEBORD, Guy] Proletarietet som subjekt och som representation (brochure) [1970] April 2, 2023
  • [DEBORD, Guy] Proletarietet som subjekt och som representation (leaflet) [1970] April 1, 2023
  • Up Against the Real: Black Mask from Art to Action [2023] March 12, 2023
  • Auf der Reise zum Mittepunkt der Geschichte [1973] March 5, 2023
  • Andre Frankin, Personne et les autres (1960) [2023] March 4, 2023
  • Internazionale Situazionista – Corrispondenza con un’editore [1972] March 4, 2023
  • Memoires by Debord & Jorn – Spanish Edition [2022] February 21, 2023
  • The Antinational Situationist No. 1 / Den Antinationale Situationist No.1 [1974] January 9, 2023
  • Erklæring vedrorende processen mod internationale situationister I Den Tyske Forbundsrepublik [1962] January 9, 2023
  • I Partiti Non Hanno Piu Niente Da Dirci [1966] January 8, 2023
  • Présent fait aux lecteurs de Lire Debord, traitant des curiosités et difficultés rencontrées dans l’ouvrage [2022] November 27, 2022
  • Adages / Vaneigem & Stas [2022] November 16, 2022
  • Chansons du proletariat révolutionnaire: Paroles et musiques [1996] November 12, 2022

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