Raoul Vaneigem, Libertarian Thinker of May 68 at the "Yellow Gilets", Died
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Belgian author died in Catalonia, where he lived for years. Born in 1934, he was one of the key figures of Situationism, a protest movement against capitalism. He leaves written work of "wide spectrum".
Raoul Vaneigem, the other voice of situationism with Guy Debord, died at 92
Contemporary of the "société du spectacle", the 92-year-old Belgian essayist became interested in self-management in politics as well as in the heretical movements of the Middle Ages. He left behind about fifty works.
The Belgian thinker, who died this week at the age of 92, was alongside Guy Debord one of the figures of situationism, this movement of radical contestation of capitalism and of the "society of spectacle", inspiration of May 68.
The Belgian philosopher, Raoul Vaneigem died in Barcelona this Tuesday 28 July, at 92 years old. Evocation. ...
The philosopher, one of the leaders of the situationist movement with Guy Debord, advocated a radical freedom of expression. In his "Treaty of know-how for the use of the younger generations", in 1967, he settled his accounts with capitalism. He remained, until the end of his life, attentive support for all the self-management alternatives
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