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	Socialisme ou Barbarie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Socialisme ou Barbarie was critical of Leninism, rejecting the idea of a revolutionary party, and placing an emphasis on the importance of workers' councils.
		The Situationist International was a group associated with and influenced by Socialisme ou Barbarie, as was the Italian social movement of Autonomia, somewhat less directly.
		The main Socialisme ou Barbarie journal continued publishing until a final edition in 1965, after which the group became dormant and was then dissolved.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Socialisme_ou_Barbarie (685 words)

	echanges
		Socialisme ou Barbarie was active up to the end of the Algerian war (1962) and then started a slow decline.
		In a certain way it was what the ILO dreamed of building when it split from Socialisme ou Barbarie: Most of the participants of the regular meetings were informal militants of informal factory groups.
		The ILO was formed with the members that had been obliged to leave Socialisme ou Barbarie, (mainly students and intellectuals).
	ca.geocities.com /red_black_ca/echanges.htm (977 words)

	Pierre Vidal-Naquet: "Assassins of Memory" (1987) / The Sect. Ressources documentaires sur le génocide nazi / Documentary Resources on the Nazi Genocide © Michel Fingerhut, auteurs et éditeurs, 1996-8
		The history of revolutionary sects in France has not been written, but it may be surmised that of all of them, the most important, through the influence it exercised, was that which crystallized around Socialisme ou Barbarie (SOB), from 1949 to 1965.
		The bookstore --founded by Pierre Guillaume, a former militant of Socialisme ou Barbarie, who moved to the subgroup Pouvoir ouvrier (along with J.-F. Lyotard and P. Souyiri)-- became in turn, in September 1967, a new informal subgroup.
		The ideas of SOB, those of worker-run factories, for example, of the break with political apparatuses, of the analysis of the opposition between the "rulers" and the "ruled," exploded in May 1968 after the disappearance of the journal.
	germarrudolf.com /persecute/docs/ListPos71.html (972 words)

	LOSINGTODAY.COM - THE INDIE MUSIC MAGAZINE
		Socialisme ou Barbarie, in essence, is a kick-back pacifist (or even pacifier) recording that grows sweeter with every rotation in your CD playlist.
		Socialisme ou Barbarie seems like a Mini-Me version of the 'Lab at first listen: the characteristic repetitive groove remains, but with a more scaled-back orchestration consisting of an elegantly simple juxtaposition of easy jazz and Baroque keyboard treatment.
		Inspired by Muzak and Bacharach, Socialisme ou Barbarie gleans retromodern artifacts that remind us of bouffant wigs, platform shoes, and old movie themes (case in point: the aforementioned high-register-bass-cum-percussion-heavy "Vol de Jour").
	www.losingtoday.com /reviews.php?review_id=612&band_alpha=m (378 words)

	Socialisme Ou Barbarie - Compare prices and read reviews on Socialisme Ou Barbarie music CD CDs album buy - price
		Her solo album, Socialism Ou Barbarie is taken from a number of songs she had been writing on 4-track for several years.
		The rudimentary chord changes and occasional droopy interventions of novice trombone, courtesy of Sadier, lend Socialism Ou Barbarie a fragile, ramshackle charm, counterpointed by the inevitable waft of fragrant chic and oblique hauteur given off by her soft, deadpan French vocals.
		Although not a radical departure from her work with Stereolab, Socialism Ou Barbarie represents a refreshing change of pace and tone for 'Lab fans.
	www.nitro-shopping.co.uk /Music/SO2/Socialisme-Ou-Barbarie/review/add.html (344 words)

	Jean-François Lyotard [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
		The project of Socialisme ou Barbarie was to provide theoretical resources to contribute to socialist revolution, critiquing other existing socialist strands (particularly Stalinism and the French communist party) as a hindrance to revolution, and with a particular emphasis on the critique of bureaucracy.
		This ambivalence was reflected in Socialisme ou Barbarie's debate about whether or not to support the Algerian war of independence, fearing that its democratic and nationalistic leanings would not bring about the result they desired.
		He contributed to and edited the Socialisme ou Barbarie journal, and wrote pamphlets to distribute to workers at protests and at factory gates.
	www.iep.utm.edu /l/Lyotard.htm (13557 words)

	Radical Philosophy - print friendly
		Lyotard was Socialisme ou Barbarie's principal spokesman on Algeria and when he republished his Algeria articles in 1989, just as the wretched of the earth came on to the streets once more and just as that country descended into the new hell from which it has yet to emerge, he was repaying an old debt.
		Yet it might be more accurate to say that Socialisme ou Barbarie confirmed views that he had already formed.
		And let's choose an extravagant personal adventure.' In 1952, he left with his wife and child to teach in a lycee in Constantine, apparently believing that Algeria was the end of the world and that he could peacefully bury himself there.
	www.radicalphilosophy.com /print.asp?editorial_id=9841 (1177 words)

	Monade : Socialisme ou Barbarie: The Bedroom Recordings - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		Indeed, most of Socialisme ou Barbarie is pretty and mellow; while this gives the album cohesion, it also means that some of the weaker, more repetitive tracks like "Enfin Seule" and "Sunrise Telling" tend to fade into the background.
		Monade's full-length debut, Socialisme ou Barbarie: The Bedroom Recordings, collects Laetitia Sadier's recordings both with and without Pram's Rosie Cuckston.
		Despite the fact that these songs were created over a period of six years and in between Sadier's Stereolab duties, they hang together remarkably well; as "The Bedroom Recordings" suggests, this album offers warmth and intimacy; much more, in fact, than Stereolab's later efforts, which often felt detached and overly polished.
	www.artistdirect.com /store/artist/album/0,,2546575,00.html (341 words)

	ipedia.com: Jean-François Lyotard Article
		Before that, he was a member of the group Socialisme ou Barbarie ('Socialism or Barbarism'), a group of left-wing French intellectuals formed in the wake of the 1956 Hungarian Uprising in opposition to the Stalinism of Soviet communism.
		Before that, he was a member of the group Socialisme ou Barbarie,...
		Later he became a founding member of the European Graduate School.
	www.ipedia.com /jean_francois_lyotard_1.html (255 words)

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		They were of course present at the inauguration and met members of Pouvoir Ouvrier who had just split with Socialisme ou Barbarie.
		Socialism ou Barbarie opened to me the perspective of a radical critique of the capitalist world, in its Western as well as its "Soviet" pattern.
		Thus, I brought Debord to formally join S. ou B. As I was evoking those memories in answer to the questions of a friend who happens to be a great expert in the history, publications, and polemics surrounding the Situationist International, he displayed a real amazement.
	litek.ws /aaargh/engl/PGdebord.html (10637 words)

	Monade: Socialisme ou Barbarie: The Bedroom Recordings: Pitchfork Review
		Detractors of post-ETK Stereolab will likely appreciate the stripped-down (though hardly lo-fi) feel of Socialisme ou Barbarie, but I can't help but think this music could have used some of that good old silicone veneer.
		Socialisme runs out of steam during the numbers that fail to emphasize its more immediate pop aspects, and also in parts that are just too smooth for their own good.
		At a point in the mid-90s I was ready to declare the lounge music fad to be at once the sound of a lethargic god, and utterly worthless.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/m/monade/socialisme-ou-barbarie.shtml (601 words)

	Cornelius Castoriadis
		Cohn-Bendit [...] thus was in direct contact with the group that made itself the continuator of Socialisme ou Barbarie in the months leading to the March 22 takeover of the Nanterre University Administration building and to May '68.
		the group formed by the dissenting S. ou B. members called itself Communisme ou Barbarie [a.k.a.
		Finally, we noted that, despite the SI's indebtedness to S. ou B. and to Castoriadis in particular, the situationists refused to acknowledge it and were openly hostile to Castoriadis, whom they insulted relentlessly.
	www.notbored.org /castoriadis.html (2158 words)

	Obituary - Andre Senez
		Leaving the Federation Anarchiste in the 50s, he attended meetings of Socialisme ou Barbarie along with Fontenis (On Socialisme ou Barbarie see the obituary of Cornelius Castoriadis in Organise!
		He joined Lefort in breaking away from S ou B in 1963 to form Pouvoir Ouvrier (Workers Power) This had originally been the name of a paper set up by S ou B to appeal to shop-floor workers.
		Pouvoir Ouvrier retained many of the original ideas of S ou B, believing that a revolutionary organisation was necessary to help bring about the establishment of workers councils.
	www.libcom.org /hosted/af/org/issue49/senez.html (545 words)

	rbn_21_fwp
		Inspired by the ideas of the French group Socialisme ou Barbarie, Solidarity went beyond S ou B to produce a remarkable journal and pamphlet series that laid the ground for the ultra-left in Britain in the 1970s and had an influence in the working class of which many groups today can only dream.
		Of all the groups they examined, the one they found most attractive was the French group Socialisme ou Barbarie, led by Cornelius Castoriadis.
		The publication of For Workers' Power, a selection of writings by Maurice Brinton, one of the main writers for the group who recently passed away is long overdue and required reading for serious revolutionaries.
	ca.geocities.com /red_black_ca/rbn_21_fwp.htm (761 words)

	printable.php?ID=7&field=anarchist
		Socialisme ou Barbarie developed a radical critique of Communism based upon the idea of workers' management and exerted a great influence upon the student-worker rebellion in Paris in May 1968.
		Cornelius Castoriadis, was a philosopher, political thinker, social critic, practicing psychoanalyst, renowned Sovietologist, and economist who cofounded the now legendary revolutionary journal and group Socialisme ou Barbarie (1948-1967).
		Until his recent death, Castoriadis continued to write on politics, society, psychoanalysis, philosophy, and the imagination from his distinctive perspective that was inspired by the "project of autonomy".
	www.anarchy-movement.org /printable.php?ID=7&field=anarchist (2841 words)

	Cornelius Castoriadis Paul Cardan Pierre Chalieu Socialisme ou Barbarie Questia.com Online Library
		5 "The Anticommunist Marxism of Socialisme ou Barbarie" and Chap.
		Existential Marxism in Postwar France: From Sartre to Althusser ("Socialisme ou Barbarie" begins on p.
	www.questia.com /library/philosophy/philosophers/cornelius-castoriadis.jsp (389 words)

	Workers' Councils
		But, as we will see, the writer(s) of the "Instructions" certainly had the revolutionary group and journal Socialisme ou Barbarie in mind, for S. ou B. had been running articles on workers' councils all through the middle and late 1950s.
		"Pierre Canjuers was at this time a member of the Socialisme ou Barbarie group.
		Despite this objection's lack of relevance to S. ou B.'s efforts, which appear to have been informed by a clear awareness of the "risk" cited by the situationists, the SI faithfully repeated it in the next two issues of their journal.
	www.notbored.org /councils.html (2756 words)

	Modern Fix
		At the time of “Socialisme Ou Barbarie” we were I believe on Elektra records which does not exist anymore.
		“Socialisme Ou Barbarie” was for me a very tentative effort; it wasn’t really intended as an LP, but somehow became one.
		It’s been a couple of years since “Socialisme Ou Barbarie: The Bedroom Recordings” was released.
	www.modernfix.com /features/47/monade.htm (531 words)

	Stivale, Arthur Hirsh, French Review 57.1 (1985)
		And the influence of Castoriadis and of Socialisme ou Barbarie was revealed in the actions of Daniel Cohn-Bendit and the Nanterre March 22nd movement, whose members were also students of Lefèbvre.
		Concluding that the events of May 1968 represent both a beginning and an end, Hirsh examines, in the final section, the structuralist-marxism of Althusser, the debates concerning Eurocommunism, and several social movements growing from the May 1968 activism.
		Furthermore, Lefèbvre's works influenced the post-May 1968 analysis of alienation in capitalist consumption by the Internationale Situationniste group, whose theories extolled revolution through guerilla theater.
	www.langlab.wayne.edu /CStivale/Stivalerev/AHirshFRev83.html (395 words)

	kt1q2nc2n8.mets.xml
		After the war, Lanneret was an early member of the group Socialisme ou Barbarie, whose ideas on modern revolution and the nature of bureaucracy were later to exert a considerable influence on the anti-authoritarian currents of the student and worker revolt in France during May-June 1968.
		There are extensive materials from the British Solidarity group, which was highly influenced by Socialisme ou Barbarie, and from the French councilist group Informations Correspondance Ouvrières, an offshoot of Socialisme ou Barbarie.
		Among these was the philosopher Cornelius Castoriadis, the principal theorist of Socialisme ou Barbarie.
	www.oac.cdlib.org /view/mets/n8/kt1q2nc2n8.mets.xml (742 words)

	Cornelius Castoriadis
		Castoriadis's Socialisme ou Barbarie-era writings (1946-1965) had already been republished, along with new and previously unpublished material, by editions 10/18 between 1973 and 1979, and his magnum opus, L'Institution imaginaire de la Societe (IIS, The Imaginary institution of society), an outgrowth of his final S. ou B. writings (1964-1965), had appeared in 1975.
		[3] Castoriadis made a brief attempt to reform Socialisme ou Barbarie during the May '68 student-worker rebellion.
		Indeed, the "collapse of culture" in Russia was a theme already broached as early as a pre-S. ou B. text from 1947, [16] and in a 1983 lecture on Hannah Arendt, Castoriadis reminds us that, like S. ou B., she "saw very clearly that with totalitarianism we face.
	www.giga.or.at /notbored/foreword.html (7015 words)

	Theory4395Wiki - Guy Debord
		He was a member of the Lettrist International, Socialisme ou Barbarie and the Situationist International.
		Guy Debord was born on December 28, 1931, the son of Paulette Rossi and Martial Debord.
		He wrote the book Society of the Spectacle.
	www.uta.edu /architecture/wiki/theory4395/index.php?pagename=GuyDebord (73 words)

	Disbanded anarchist groups
		Socialisme ou Barbarie split from ICO and Echanges perspective
		Introduction to the Anarchist Communist Association - I know nothing about this group but have been told that "that they came about as a result in a split in the late 70s within the Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists, which also produced the Anarchist Workers Association"
		Solidarity- British group that existed in 1960's and 1970's
	struggle.ws /disband.html (255 words)

	© PSYCHOMEDIA - JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN PSYCHOANALYSIS - Fabio Ciaramelli - An Introduction to Cornelius Castoriadis' Work
		English translations of his writings were circulated at that time by "Socialisme ou Barbarie"'s sister organization in London, "Solidarity".
		Castoriadis, after his education in Athens and his arrival in Paris in 1945, founded with Claude Lefort and others the group and journal "Socialisme ou Barbarie" (1949-1965), while working simultaneously as a professional economist at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
		In order to avoid deportation from France, Cornelius Castoriadis wrote his political texts under pseudonyms (namely Chaulieu, Cardan, Coudray) until his naturalization as a French citizen at the end of the 1960s.
	www.psychomedia.it /jep/number6/castoriadis1.htm (1788 words)

	Monade MP3 Downloads - Monade Music Downloads - Monade Music Videos
		Though the small, often homespun feel of Socialisme ou Barbarie was a big part of its charm, Monade makes the transition from solo act to band more or less seamlessly, gaining a bigger sound without losing Sadier's distinctive stamp.
		This set of songs is also more consistent than Socialisme ou Barbarie, with "Paradoxale," the stylish title track, the summery "Das Kind," and the hypnotic, mercurial duet "Sensible et Extensible" holding the album together, and shorter songs like "Ditty Sweep" and "Dittyam" offering small but colorful musical sketches.
		Though the small, often homespun feel of Socialisme ou Barbarie was a big part of its charm, Monade makes the transition from solo...
	www.mp3.com /albums/20001627/summary.html (325 words)

	Fruits of Our Labour: New Translations of Debord
		So far we have uploaded the letters to or concerning Ivan Chtcheglov, Socialisme ou Barbarie and the Zengakuren.
		We are the online publishers of two pirated translated of new books by Cornelius Castoriadis, a co-founder of Socialisme ou Barbarie.
		We have translated all of the first volumes of "Guy Debord, Correspondance" (1957-1960, and 1961-1964), neither of which have been in English before.
	fruitsofourlabour.blogspot.com /2005/04/new-translations-of-debord.html (241 words)

	AceShopping - Music : Socialisme ou Barbarie: The Bedroom Recordings
		Music : Socialisme ou Barbarie: The Bedroom Recordings
		AceShopping - Music : Socialisme ou Barbarie: The Bedroom Recordings
		The album is made up of songs that Laetitia was doing on the side from 1996 to 2002 and you can sense the degree of nurturing that has gone into each 'cos they just grow on you more and more in the most gorgeously subtle way.
	www.aceshopping.net /usa/ItemId/B00008V62F (311 words)

	Letter to by Anton Pannekoek
		I offer you many thanks for the series of eleven issues of Socialisme ou Barbarie that you gave to comrade B....
		Source: Socialisme ou Barbarie, No 14, April-June 1954;
		You will excuse me for having written this letter in English; it’s difficult for me to express myself satisfactorily in French.
	www.marxists.org.uk /archive/pannekoe/1953/socialisme-ou-barbarisme.htm (1455 words)

	On the Poverty of Student Life (Situationist International)
		The dissolution of the “ultraleftist” Socialisme ou Barbarie group after its division into two fractions — “Cardanist-modernist” and “traditional Marxist” (Pouvoir Ouvrier) — is proof, if any were needed, that there can be no revolution outside the modern, nor any modern thought outside the reinvention of the revolutionary critique (Internationale Situationniste #9).
		This supersession naturally implies the abolition of work and its replacement by a new type of free activity, thereby eliminating one of the fundamental splits of modern society: that between an increasingly reified labor and a passively consumed leisure.
		Since this is not 1920, they can only be wrong (and they were already wrong in 1920).
	www.bopsecrets.org /SI/poverty.htm (8694 words)

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