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Topic: The Situationist International Anthology

	Situationist - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Situationist, Situationism refers to a cultural praxis developed by the Situationist International (SI), a very small group of international, political and artistic agitators with roots in Marxism and the early twentieth century European artistic avant garde.
		While the entire history of the Situationists was marked by their impetus to revolutionize life, the split was characterised by Vaneigem (of the French section), and by many subsequent critics, as marking a transition in the French group from the Situationist view of revolution possibly taking an "artistic" form to an involvement in "political" agitation.
		The Situationist movement exerted a strong influence on the punk rock phenomenon of the 1970s, for example, which in itself could be said to have changed the English cultural landscape during the last quarter of the twentieth century.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Situationist (2790 words)

	Glowlab
		This volume is a revised and expanded version of a special issue of the journal October (Winter 1997) that was devoted to the work of the Situationist International (SI).
		One of the oldest aesthetic concepts, yet long neglected, the sublime’s return to contemporary aesthetic debate has stirred a strong sense of wonder, causing the art world to speculate about how the sublime reveals itself in today’s après-post, New Technology atmosphere.
		Emerging out of the remarkable activist group the Situationist International, the project was concerned with issues of "unitary urbanism" and the future of art in a technocratic society.
	www.glowlab.com /lab2/infolist.php?infopage_id=37 (1598 words)

	AFTER FORD
		The political struggles of 1968, the oil-crisis in 1973, the breakdown of the international exchange-rate system, and a deepening of the recession in 1974 followed.
		The resultant international economic interdependency has the effect of eroding the economic competence of the nation state, and its ability to smooth out disturbances in the business cycle.
		The possibilities of a post-fordist urbanism are among the many interesting questions raised by Detroit in general and this anthology in particular.
	www.patrikschumacher.com /AfterFord.htm (4085 words)

	general bibliography
		Knabb, Ken, ed.; Situationist International Anthology; Berkeley, 1981
		Ross, Stephen David, ed.; Art and its Significance - An Anthology of Aesthetic Theory; New York, 1994
		Plant, Sadie; The Most Radical Gesture - The Situationist International in a Postmodern Age; London and New York, 1992
	adelheidmers.org /aweb/bib.htm (3869 words)

	Bibliography of Aesthetics
		59 for "Yesterday's Revolution" [John Cage at International Festival of Contemporary Music, Venice]
		Robert Morris, "Anti-Art/Essays/Compositions," original title page for section in An Anthology (1963), not used
		Alan P. Merriam, "Characteristics of African Music" in International Folk Music Journal (1959) XI, p.
	www.henryflynt.org /aesthetics/bibaesth.html (1331 words)

	The Actor's Bone Purchases
		Mel White's Readers Theatre Anthology : A Collection of 28 Readings
		1 Act Plays for Acting Students : An Anthology of Short One-Act Plays for One, Two, or Three Actors
		No Exit and Three Other Plays (Vintage International)
	www.actorsbone.com /BoneMart/Purchases.htm (4804 words)

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