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Situationist International Anthology
Knabb, Ken
http://bopsecrets.org/SI/index.htmhttp://www.connexions.org/CxArchive/BoPS/SI/index.htm Publisher: Bureau of Public Secrets, Berkeley, USA Year First Published: {12421 Situationist International Anthology SITUATIONIST INTERNATIONAL ANTHOLOGY Knabb, Ken http://bopsecrets.org/SI/index.htm http://www.connexions.org/CxArchive/BoPS/SI/index.htm Bureau of Public Secrets Berkeley USA A selection of Situationist writings. 1981 2006 406pp BC12421-SituationistInter.jpg B Book 0-939682-00-1 - <br> <br> <br>Table of Contents <br> <br>Preface <br> <br>Part I. Pre-S.I. Texts <br>1. Formulary for a New Urbanism <br>2. Introduction to a Critique of Urban Geography <br>3. Methods of Detournement <br>4. The Alba Platform <br>5. Notes on the Formation of an Imaginist Bauhaus <br>6. Report on the Construction of Situations and on the International Situationist Tendency's Conditions of Organization and Action <br> <br>Part II. Soundtracks of Two Films by Guy Debord <br>7. On the Passage of a Few Persons Through a Rather Brief Period of Time <br>8. Critique of Separation <br> <br>Part III. French S. I. Journals <br>9. 1958 (No. 1) <br>i) The Sound and the Fury <br>ii) Preliminary Problems in Constructing a Situation <br>iii) Definitions <br>iv) The Situationists and Automation <br>v) No Useless Leniency <br>vi) Action in Belgium Against the International Assembly of Art Critics <br> <br>10. 1958 (No. 2) <br>i) Theory of the Dérive <br> <br>11. 1959 (No. 3) <br>i) Detournement as Negation and Prelude <br>ii) Situationist Theses on Traffic <br> <br>12. 1960 (No. 4) <br>i) Gangland and Philosophy <br> <br>13. 1960 (No. 5) <br>i) The Adventure <br>ii) The Fourth SI Conference in London <br> <br>14. 1961 (No. 6) <br>i) Instructions for Taking Up Arms <br>ii) Elementary Programme of the Bureau of Unitary Urbanism <br>iii) Perspectives for Conscious Alterations in Everyday Life <br> <br>15. 1962 (No. 7) <br>i) Geopolitics of Hibernation <br>ii) The Bad Days Will End <br>iii) The Fifth SI Conference in Göteborg <br>iv) Basic Banalities (I) <br> <br>16. 1963 (No. 8) <br>i) Ideologies, Classes and the Domination of Nature <br>ii) The Avant-Garde of Presence <br>iii) The Countersituationist Campaign in Various Countries <br>iv) All the King's Men <br>v) Basic Banalities (II) <br>vi) Situationist International Anti-Public Relations Service <br> <br>17. 1964 (No. 9) <br>i) No, the SI <br>ii) Questionnaire <br>iii) Response to a Questionnaire from the Centre for Socio-experimental Art <br> <br>18. 1966 (No. 10) <br>i) Address to Revolutionaries of Algeria and of All Countries <br>ii) The Decline and Fall of the Spectacle-Commodity Economy <br>iii) The Class Struggles in Algeria <br>iv) Some Theoretical Questions to be Treated Without Academic Debate or Speculation <br>v) Captive Words: Preface to a Situationist Dictionary <br>vi) The Role of Godard <br>vii) The Ideology of Dialogue <br>viii) Interview with an Imbecile <br>ix) The Algeria of Daniel Guérin, Libertarian <br>x) Domenach Against Alienation <br> <br>19. 1967 (No. 11) <br>i) The Explosion Point of Ideology in China <br>ii) Two Local Wars <br>iii) Our Goals and Methods in the Strasbourg Scandal <br>iv) The Situationists and the New Forms of Action Against Politics and Art <br>v) To Have as Goal Practical Truth <br>vi) Contributions Toward Rectifying Public Opinion Concerning Revolution in the Underdeveloped Countries <br>vii) Minimum Definition of Revolutionary Organizations <br>viii) Six Postscripts to the Previous Issue <br> <br>20. 1969 (No. 12) <br>i) The Beginning of an Era <br>ii) Reform and Counterreform in Bureaucratic Power <br>iii) How Not to Understand Situationist Books <br>iv) Preliminaries on the Councils and Councilist Organization <br>v) Notice to the Civilized Concerning Generalized Self-Management <br>vi) The Conquest of Space in the Time of Power <br>vii) The Latest Exclusions <br>viii) Maitron the Historian <br>ix) The Elite and the Backward <br>x) Cinema and Revolution <br>xi) The Organization Question for the SI <br> <br>21. Miscellaneous S.I. Publications <br>i) Preliminaries Toward Defining a Unitary Revolutionary Programme <br>ii) For a Revolutionary Judgment of Art <br>iii) Theses on the Paris Commune <br>iv) The Situationists and the New Forms of Action in Politics and Art <br>v) On the Poverty of Student Life <br>vi) Untitled programatic statements <br> <br>22. May 1968 Documents <br>i) Communiqué <br>ii) Watch Out for Manipulators! Watch Out for Bureaucrats! <br>iii) Slogans to be Spread Now by Every Means <br>iv) Telegrams <br>v) Report on the Occupation of the Sorbonne <br>vi) For the Power of the Workers Councils <br>vii) Address to All Workers <br> <br>23. Internal S.I. Texts <br>i) Provisional Statutes of the SI <br>ii) Provisional Theses for the Discussion of the New Theoretico-Practical Orientations in the SI <br>iii) Remarks on the SI Today <br>iv) Declaration <br>v) Untitled text <br> <br>Translator's Notes <br>Bibliography <br>The Blind Men and the Elephant <br>Index to "S.I. Anthology" <br>Index to Debord's "Society of the Spectacle" <br>Index to Vaneigem's "Treatise on Living" CX6561 1 true true false CX6561.htm [0xc000e0b2f0 0xc000f45c80 0xc001be1d40 0xc0000e41b0 0xc00017aff0 0xc0001394a0 0xc00015c570 0xc0004f06f0 0xc00063c660 0xc0002f9470 0xc0002f99b0 0xc0002cb3e0 0xc0005e1800 0xc000a2e600 0xc000316030 0xc000666240 0xc000666660 0xc0003a8c60 0xc000c15230 0xc000c3a300 0xc001522ea0 0xc0000039b0 0xc00016bfb0 0xc001e7c1e0 0xc0010220c0 0xc001022510 0xc00197e0f0 0xc001dd4c30 0xc002258660 0xc0022809c0 0xc002401110 0xc00252edb0 0xc00252f620 0xc00035c990 0xc00043f9b0 0xc00060cf30 0xc00063ecc0 0xc000705740 0xc00082f9b0 0xc000e5ac30 0xc0010bed20 0xc0016c8b10 0xc0017dff50 0xc001a24750 0xc0021eacf0 0xc0026d2a50 0xc00289c300] Cx} Year Published: 2006 Pages: 406pp ISBN: 0-939682-00-1 Resource Type: Book Cx Number: CX6561 A selection of Situationist writings. Abstract: - Table of Contents Preface Part I. Pre-S.I. Texts 1. Formulary for a New Urbanism 2. Introduction to a Critique of Urban Geography 3. Methods of Detournement 4. The Alba Platform 5. Notes on the Formation of an Imaginist Bauhaus 6. Report on the Construction of Situations and on the International Situationist Tendency's Conditions of Organization and Action Part II. Soundtracks of Two Films by Guy Debord 7. On the Passage of a Few Persons Through a Rather Brief Period of Time 8. Critique of Separation Part III. French S. I. Journals 9. 1958 (No. 1) i) The Sound and the Fury ii) Preliminary Problems in Constructing a Situation iii) Definitions iv) The Situationists and Automation v) No Useless Leniency vi) Action in Belgium Against the International Assembly of Art Critics 10. 1958 (No. 2) i) Theory of the Dérive 11. 1959 (No. 3) i) Detournement as Negation and Prelude ii) Situationist Theses on Traffic 12. 1960 (No. 4) i) Gangland and Philosophy 13. 1960 (No. 5) i) The Adventure ii) The Fourth SI Conference in London 14. 1961 (No. 6) i) Instructions for Taking Up Arms ii) Elementary Programme of the Bureau of Unitary Urbanism iii) Perspectives for Conscious Alterations in Everyday Life 15. 1962 (No. 7) i) Geopolitics of Hibernation ii) The Bad Days Will End iii) The Fifth SI Conference in Göteborg iv) Basic Banalities (I) 16. 1963 (No. 8) i) Ideologies, Classes and the Domination of Nature ii) The Avant-Garde of Presence iii) The Countersituationist Campaign in Various Countries iv) All the King's Men v) Basic Banalities (II) vi) Situationist International Anti-Public Relations Service 17. 1964 (No. 9) i) No, the SI ii) Questionnaire iii) Response to a Questionnaire from the Centre for Socio-experimental Art 18. 1966 (No. 10) i) Address to Revolutionaries of Algeria and of All Countries ii) The Decline and Fall of the Spectacle-Commodity Economy iii) The Class Struggles in Algeria iv) Some Theoretical Questions to be Treated Without Academic Debate or Speculation v) Captive Words: Preface to a Situationist Dictionary vi) The Role of Godard vii) The Ideology of Dialogue viii) Interview with an Imbecile ix) The Algeria of Daniel Guérin, Libertarian x) Domenach Against Alienation 19. 1967 (No. 11) i) The Explosion Point of Ideology in China ii) Two Local Wars iii) Our Goals and Methods in the Strasbourg Scandal iv) The Situationists and the New Forms of Action Against Politics and Art v) To Have as Goal Practical Truth vi) Contributions Toward Rectifying Public Opinion Concerning Revolution in the Underdeveloped Countries vii) Minimum Definition of Revolutionary Organizations viii) Six Postscripts to the Previous Issue 20. 1969 (No. 12) i) The Beginning of an Era ii) Reform and Counterreform in Bureaucratic Power iii) How Not to Understand Situationist Books iv) Preliminaries on the Councils and Councilist Organization v) Notice to the Civilized Concerning Generalized Self-Management vi) The Conquest of Space in the Time of Power vii) The Latest Exclusions viii) Maitron the Historian ix) The Elite and the Backward x) Cinema and Revolution xi) The Organization Question for the SI 21. Miscellaneous S.I. Publications i) Preliminaries Toward Defining a Unitary Revolutionary Programme ii) For a Revolutionary Judgment of Art iii) Theses on the Paris Commune iv) The Situationists and the New Forms of Action in Politics and Art v) On the Poverty of Student Life vi) Untitled programatic statements 22. May 1968 Documents i) Communiqué ii) Watch Out for Manipulators! Watch Out for Bureaucrats! iii) Slogans to be Spread Now by Every Means iv) Telegrams v) Report on the Occupation of the Sorbonne vi) For the Power of the Workers Councils vii) Address to All Workers 23. Internal S.I. Texts i) Provisional Statutes of the SI ii) Provisional Theses for the Discussion of the New Theoretico-Practical Orientations in the SI iii) Remarks on the SI Today iv) Declaration v) Untitled text Translator's Notes Bibliography The Blind Men and the Elephant Index to "S.I. Anthology" Index to Debord's "Society of the Spectacle" Index to Vaneigem's "Treatise on Living" Subject Headings
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