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On the Poverty of Student Life - Considered in Its Economic, Political, Psychological, Sexual, and Especially Intellectual Aspects, With a Modest Proposal for Doing Away With It (Paperback)
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On the Poverty of Student Life - Considered in Its Economic, Political, Psychological, Sexual, and Especially Intellectual Aspects, With a Modest Proposal for Doing Away With It (Paperback)
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The manifesto that launched the Situationist International (SI)
into the public eye and sparked an uprising is back-with the story
of its creation and the histories of its publication told like
never before. When the Situationist International was a little
known revolutionary art group, before Guy Debord's philosophical
masterpiece Society of the Spectacle was published, and before
Paris' universities were occupied in May '68, a pamphlet titled On
the Poverty of Student Life spurred a scandal that would turn into
a global revolt. On the Poverty of Student Life was a match that
recognized and described student and youth alienation, and the way
it was printed and distributed spread that fire. For the first
edition, supporters of the SI (mis)appropriated school funds to
create and distribute 10,000 copies of the pamphlet. From there,
dozens of editions were produced by worker- and student-run
printing presses around the world, from Paris to East London, from
Tokyo to Detroit. This new edition highlights this global
underground circulation and brings attention to the common
conditions of students, workers, and anti-imperialist resistance in
the world of the sixties-bringing that historic reckoning to the
present. Featuring the original English adaptation by former SI
member and celebrated translator Donald Nicholson-Smith, an
interview with primary author Mustapha Khayati where he traces his
map from colonial Algeria to imperial France to the university and
the streets, and essays about the political relevance of the
manifesto (then and now)-an edition like this has never before
existed. With beautiful photographs of nearly one hundred different
editions this book provides a cartography of a world uprisings.
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