Pamphlet from this Bay Area pro-situationist stalwart, printing several of his essays.
Fine.
Price: $125.00
Titles include "Berkeley isn't ripe; it's rotten," "1001 ways to avoid confronting the fact that you are a worker," and "Consumption of reform and reform of consumption: it's natural, man." The book's title is a reference to the key Situationist International text DE LA MISÈRE EN MILIEU ÉTUDIANT, often translated as ON THE POVERTY OF STUDENT LIFE. Four copies found in OCLC. [Ford 214].
First Edition. (Berkeley): (Chris Shutes), (1983). Wraps. 8vo. Saddle-stapled wraps. About fine. Bright, clean, and sharp inside and out. 52pp.
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