| S.I. Archives: Texts about and from the Situationist International. Material in French and English. |
| 200 Pharaohs: Revolutionary situationist manifesto. |
| Bureau of Public Secrets: Ken Knabb's translations from the Situationist International (the notorious avant-garde group that triggered the May 1968 revolt in France). Also includes Knabb's own writings and texts by Kenneth Rexroth. |
| Consumer Society and Authenticity: The (Il)logic of Punk Practices: Article by Tony Lack in the student magazine Undercurrent, reflecting on the social context and history of punk, and its nihilist and straight edge manifestations. |
| Not Bored: Situationist and lettrist archives. Includes files on the Surveillance Camera Players. |
| Situationist Histories: A recounting of events united by a common theme that emphasizes unseen patterns in life. |
| Situationist International: Files at the Spunk Library |
| Situationist International Anthology: Hypertext index the online book. |
| Situationist International Online: Comprehensive resource and archive of virtually every situationist text available in English, with an extensive chronology, glossary and individually biographies, as well as an international link directory. Also includes Lettrist and COBRA texts. Regularly updated with new translations and texts. |
| Situationist WebRing: Internet resources. |
| Spectacular Times: Situationism for beginners. Short pamphlets on anarchism and the revolution of everyday life. Most are by the late Larry Law. |
| Statement from the American SI: With respect to the tendency formed on 11 November 1970 by Rene Riesel, Rene Vienet and Guy Debord. |
| The Realization and Suppression of Situationism: Essay by Bob Black providing an overview of the postwar SI, antagonism between the aesthete and political theorist schools, and its decline. Published in 1994 in the Journal of Unconventional History. |
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