The Situationist International in Britain

Exploring the impact of the Situationist International in Britain, the book traces its journey from the introduction of Surrealism to the countercultures of the 1950s and 60s, and into contemporary interpretations of Situationist theory. It delves into diverse materials such as newspaper articles, underground pamphlets, psychogeographical films, and experimental novels, highlighting the movement's lasting influence on British culture and thought.