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Topic: Lettriste Internationale

	3. A Critique of Everyday Life \| libcom.org library
		A merger of the Internationale lettriste with two other avant-garde groups gave birth to the Situationist International (the IS) in 1957.
		The situationists began their activities of contestation (from 1957, and earlier in the Internationale lettriste) with an implacable attack on all aestheticism, on all separate art.
		On the advice of the situationists, they used union funds for the purpose of publishing a number of situationist tracts and pamphlets, and then dissolved their own union branch, arguing in justification that all syndicalism is of the nature of a mystique and bureaucratic to boot.
	libcom.org /library/modern-leftism-three (6448 words)

	Lettrist International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Lettrist International (LI) was the first breakaway group from Isidore Isou's Lettrist Movement (LM}.
		One of their most important texts was Ivan Chtcheglov's Formula for a New Urbanism which was not published until 1958 in the first issue of the journal Situationniste Internationale.
		He advocated a new city where everyone would be able to live in their own cathedral.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/l/le/lettrist_international.html (315 words)

	Asger Jorn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The following year he travelled to Albisola in Italy where he became involved with an offshoot of COBRA, the International Movement For An Imaginist Bauhaus.
		He was a prime mover of the merger of the COBRA with the Lettriste Internationale and London Psychogeographical Association to form the Situationist International (SI).
		Here he applied his scientific and mathematical knowledge drawn from Henri Poincaré and Niels Bohr to develop his situlogical technique.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Asger_Jorn (955 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Situationist work, like the poetry sewn to the inner seam of the Lettristes' jeans, was displayed in action, as they walked, or rather wandered, in that most typical Situationist activity of 'drifting', or 'psycho-geography', which could take them, as in one noted occasion, deep into the sewers of Paris.
		After gagging and immobilising the priest, one of the Lettristes mounted the pulpit dressed as the priest and intoned gravely, "Frères, Dieu est mort", before going on to elaborate the consequences of this statement in detail.
		So, on the 28 July 1957, Delegates from the "L'Internationale Lettriste" and from the largely Scandinavian and German, "Mouvement pour un Bauhaus imaginiste" along with the "London Psychogeographical Committee", met up at a formal Congress at Coscio d'Aroscia, in Italy and decided to amalgamate: "L'internationale Situationiste" was born.
	www.personal.leeds.ac.uk /~fin6kgH/Firstyear/modern_11.html (3337 words)

	Jean-Michel Mension (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		General Strike by Jean-Michel Mension, Internationale Lettriste #2, February 1953
		Fragments of research into new behavior, by Gil J Wolman, Jean-Michel Mension, Serge Berna and Guy-Ernest Debord, Internationale Lettriste #2, February 1953
		untitled fragment, Jean-Michel Mension, Internationale Lettriste #3, August 1953
	www.notbored.org /mension.html (61 words)

	ARTL!ES
		Debord’s ideological split with Isou led to his formation of the Internationale lettriste (IL) in 1952—the group of Left Bank miscreants from which SI is directly descended.
		Ford goes on to chronicle both the Lettrist and Situationist International in great detail, from who attended what meeting to which members fell out of favor with Debord—which, in any cult of personality, means instant ostracism.
		Much of this blow-by-blow chronicle seems superfluous, though the presentation of Debord’s cyclical pattern of collaboration with—and then ruthless exclusion of—certain individuals is intriguing, at least from a psychological perspective.
	www.artlies.org /article.php?id=1228&issue=46&s=0 (522 words)

	Encyclopédie :: encyclopedia : Association phonétique internationale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		L'Association phonétique internationale (API) est une organisation qui encourage l'étude scientifique de la phonétique et les applications pratiques diverses de cette science.
		En janvier 1889, le nom de l'association a été changé en L'Association phonétique des professeurs de langues vivantes (AP), et en 1897 ils ont adopté le nom actuel, L'Association phonétique internationale.
		Le sommet de la grandeur et de l'influence de l'association dans l'éducation était approximativement en 1914, quant il y avait 1750 membres en 40 pays.
	www.encyclopedie.cc /Association_phon%c3%a9tique_internationale (344 words)

	Gil Wolman, exposition l'entre-temps, l'Anticoncept, Internationale lettriste, art scotch, Musée de l'Objet de ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Gil Wolman, exposition l'entre-temps, l'Anticoncept, Internationale lettriste, art scotch, Musée de l'Objet de Blois, Allia Ed., Mégapneume,
		The point of this show by Gil Wolman was to have an opening party in-between two exhibitions.
		This opening party took place on friday 16th of december 1994 at eleven fifty.
	www.galeriesatellite.com /wolman/i.html (65 words)

	Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Tribe vividly captures, through conversations between Mension, Gérard Berréby and Francesco Milo, these nihilistic times and adds flesh to the myriad of obscure names associated with the group's small mimeographed magazine, Internationale Lettriste.
		As he recalls in the book it was also to prove his downfall.
		When it arrived late for inclusion in Debord's new journal, Internationale situationniste, Rumney was summarily excommunicated.
	slash.autonomedia.org /print.pl?sid=03/01/02/012200 (1878 words)

	[No title]
		An artificial collection of printed manifestoes, tracts, exhibition catalogs and posters created by members of Internationale situationniste (I.S.), including Enrico Baj, Asger Jorn and Guy Debord.
		The founding of this politically charged artistic and literary movement can be traced in the small amount of ephemera by the Internationale lettriste and Bauhaus imaginiste groups, both precursors to I.S. A number of documents by Spur, a German faction of I.S., record the internal tensions within I.S. which would eventually disintegrate the movement....
		Phantom Avantgarde: eine Geschichte der Situationistischen Internationale und der modernen Kunst.
	www.oac.cdlib.org /view/mets/17/tf40000317.mets.xml (217 words)

	The Situationist International Text Library
		An ongoing project of uploading pieces of the wealth of Situationist-related literature.
		Entire books, lengthy articles, excerpts from the journals Potlatch and Internationale Situationniste, and newspaper articles are just a few of the files to be found here.
		Contributions to The Revolutionary Struggle, Intended To Be Discussed, Corrected, And Principally, Put Into Practice Without Delay
	library.nothingness.org /articles/SI (169 words)

	Re: Refus Global/SI connection
		In Reply to: Refus Global/SI connection posted by Christopher Butterfield on December 08, 1998 at 04:29:06 PM EST:
		Patrick Straram ("le bison ravi", or "la bisoune ravie", as some would say) had contacts with the Internationale lettriste.
		Straram was later film/jazz critic with Le Devoir, and hosted radio shows at Radio-Canada.
	perso.orange.fr /leuven/debordoff/1463.HTM (94 words)

	parole: naked city
		Edition includes note entitled "Justifications."EditorialInternationale Lettriste, 14 issues published in Paris, 1952 to 1954.Potlatcht (1954-1957) 29 bulletins published in Paris, 1954 to 1957; Paris: Allia, 1985 and 1996.Internationale Situationniste, 12 issues published in Paris, 1958 to 1969.
		Paris: Le Fin mot de l'Histoire, 1998.PamphletsRapport sur la construction des situations et sur les conditions de l'organisation et de l'action de la tendance situationniste international, originally published by the Lettrist International (no date [July 1957]).
		by Debord, Jacqueline de Jong and Asger Jorn, and published in English in Internationale Situationniste, #7 October 1960.Mutant, by Debord and Asger Jorn, originally published in English in The Situationist Times, #1 May 1962 and #2 September 1962.Nicht hinauslehnen!
	parole.aporee.org /work/print.php?words_id=385 (1649 words)

	nothingness.org - SI - Vaneigem
		The Revolution of Everyday Life (Traité de savoir-vivre à l'usage des jeunes générations), published in the same year as The Society of the Spectacle, helped broaden and balance the presentation of the SI's theories and practices.
		One of the longest SI members, and frequent editor of the journal Internationale Situationniste, Vaneigem finally left the SI in November of 1970, citing their failures as well as his own in his letter of resignation.
		Soon after, Debord issued a typically scathing response denouncing both Vaneigem and his critique of the Situationist International.
	www.nothingness.org /SI/vaneigem.html (230 words)

	need information - TCPUNK
		In General I think you will find late 70's punk to be waaay over documented and 80's hardcore virtually ignored.
		It is very fashionable in academic circles to treat late 70's punk as if it was the last incarnation of DA Da or the Lettriste Internationale but dismiss 80's hardcore and suburban teen angst.
		If you ask me Hardcore Punk has affected many more people than DA DA ever will.
	www.tcpunk.com /ubb/Forum10/HTML/000210.html (1507 words)

	HAVOC RECORDS AND DISTRIBUTION
		And only a few of us even give a fuck.
		So many rock critics and academics have cranked out book after book comparing '77 punk to Da Da, Situationism or the Lettriste Internationale.
		They all sort of universally agree that punk died in 79, only to resurface with Nirvana in the 90's.
	www.havocrex.com /press/article/1/50 (2287 words)

	::: wood s lot ::: september 1 - 15, 2005
		To Have Done with the Comforts of Nihilism
		(Published in Internationale Lettriste #3, 6 July 1954.
		We know that all new realities are themselves provisional and always too little for us to suffer.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /~ek867/2005_09_01-15_archives.html (11586 words)

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