ギィ・ドゥボール著/インターナショナルの真の分裂:状況主義インター(英訳)<br>Real Split in the International -- Hardback

ギィ・ドゥボール著/インターナショナルの真の分裂:状況主義インター(英訳)
Real Split in the International -- Hardback

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版/ページ数 149 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9780745321288
  • DDC分類 303.484

基本説明

First published in 1972 in Paris. This book is primarily regarded as the work of Guy Debord. This new translation is the first officially authorised in English.

Full Description


First published in 1972 in Paris, The Real Split in the International is regarded as one of Guy Debord and the Situationists' finest works.Exploding as politically revolutionary at the heart of the Paris 1968 uprisings, the Situationist International has proved a tenaciously compelling radical movement in terms of asthetics and political theory.The Real Split in the International sees Debord not only evaluate the movement as a whole, but also signal the end of it. For him, it had become clear that the Situationist's success had produced - within its own ranks as well as outside them - a host of fans and 'onlookers' who amounted to little more than consumers of a radicality that had become fashionable. In this way the movement had begun to encompass the very 'society of the spectacle' that the Situationists had challenged. There was a danger that Situationist theory could turn into ideology - Debord's reaction was to break up the movement.

Contents

IntroductionTranslator's AcknowledgementsTheses on the Situationist International and its time, by Guy Debord and Gianfranco SanguinettiAppendices1. Notes to serve towards the history of the Situationist International from 1969 to 19712. On our enemies' decay3. Guy Debord's report to the seventh Situationist International Conference in Paris (excerpts)4. Raoul Vaneigem's letter of resignation5. Communique from the Situationist International concerning Vaneigem6. Declaration of the 11th November 19707. Statutes adopted at the Venice Conference on the 30th September 1969 (excerpt)8. The detournements in the Theses on the Situationist International and its time9. Detournement as negation and prelude (Guy Debord in issue n 3 of the Situationist International journal, excerpt)