Trocchi V (4 results)

In 8° (cm. 24 x 16); pagg. IX, 275; con numerose illustraz. anche fotograf. n.t.; leggera cartonatura origin. fig. a coll. Nota a penna alla prima pagina bianca. VG-.

Condition: Good +. First Edition. Text in Danish. The first of three issues of this review published by the Scandanavian section of the Situationist International. Reproduces texts from the Paris INTERNATIONALE SITUATIONNISTE journal; also includes original content. OCLC locates nine copies. Wraps. 8vo. Saddle-stapled metallic-silver wraps. About good plus. Significant creasing and scratching, light soil to covers. Moderate dampstaining inside front cover; with attendant wrinkling to majority of pages; but all remain bright, unmarked, and readable throughout. 40pp. …

Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. All 12 issues of Internationale Situationniste, plus the supplement to Issue 11. All are first editions, first printings except No. 2, which is the second printing from 1962. Text in French. Staple-bound in publisher's metallic wraps, supplement in white wraps. Overall Near Fine with light rubbing and shelf wear, musty odor. Chipping to metallic coating at Vol. 2 extremities, writing impressions to back cover, and foxing to terminals. Small bump to upper right corners of Vols. 7, 8, and 10. Housed in a striking custom slipcase with a peg and bead Galton board design to the spine, a reference to Guy Debord's famous drift theory, which linked aimless movement through an urban landscape to the random trajectory of a pinball. A complete metal rainbow comprising the primary theses of the Situationist International. The small avant-garde Marxist group had tiny branches around the world but was centered in Paris, and held its place at the forefront of politics, philosophy, and art from the Beat era to the tail end of the 1960s. Situationists were pivotal in the student revolts in Paris in May 1968. Their critique of society in all of its facets was so dense and nuanced it anticipated the revolutionaries of the next five decades and set the bar high for them, perhaps impossibly so. But as one of the slogans spray-painted around Paris in May 1968 went, "Be realistic. Demand the impossible.". …

Paris, Internationale situationniste, Internationale situationniste, June 1962. This pamphlet denouncing the repression of the Spur group, on the occasion of the Munich trial, although they were excluded from the I.S. in February 1962. Uwe Lausen was sentenced to three weeks of prison. In November 1962, due to international solidarity, the Spur members were sentenced to less severe punishments. Raspaud & Voyer p.14. Fine copy. Rare. Sprache: Französisch. *** Bitte kontaktieren Sie uns immer BEVOR Sie bestellen! Für ausführliche Beschreibungen und Bilder sowie günstigere Versandoptionen kontaktieren Sie mich bitte per Email! Please contact us always BEFORE you order! For detailled descriptions and photos as well as cheaper shipping options please send an email! ***.…