Under the Cobblestones, the Beach!

It's time to deviate from the main roads and wander through backstreets while searching for the codes of rebellion. Situationism, a topic not yet widely discussed in our country, is one of the important sources of nourishment for the increasingly intense urban struggle and the quest to create cracks in bourgeois culture and order worldwide.

This book explains that Situationism is not a rare work confined to time and space, archived away, but a perfect creative theory and action guide. Besides Guy Debord, the projects, dreams, and actions of figures like Constant, Asger Jorn, Michele Bernstein, Alex Trocchi, and Jacqueline De Jong shed light on today and here from fifty years ago. This book records not high theory, but theory learned through trial and error, and a history of action full of experiments and failures. It's better to aim the spear at windmills than to lose the spear altogether.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)