At Dawn: the Novels of Michèle Bernstein in Historical Perspective Michèle Bernstein wrote two versions of the same story, that is to say, the story of Gilles and Geneviève, a husband and wife who have an “open rela

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Date: 2013-08-04 09:21:17 Modernism Lettrism Social philosophy Psychogeographers Michèle Bernstein Guy Debord Letterist International The Society of the Spectacle Spectacle Modern art Situationist International Situationists		At Dawn: the Novels of Michèle Bernstein in Historical Perspective Michèle Bernstein wrote two versions of the same story, that is to say, the story of Gilles and Geneviève, a husband and wife who have an “open rela Add to Reading List Source URL: www.notbored.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 128,91 KB Share Document on Facebook

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