The Center for Digital Discourse and Culture (CDDC) is a college-level center at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in the College of Arts and Sciences. Working with faculty in the Virginia Tech Cyberschool, the CDDC provides one of the world's first university based digital points-of-publication for new forms of scholarly communication, academic research, and cultural analysis. At the same time, it supports the continuation of traditional research practices, including scholarly peer review, academic freedom, network formation, and intellectual experimentation.

Aufheben: (past tense: hob auf; past participle: aufgehoben; noun: Aufhebung)
There is no adequate English equivalent to the German word Aufheben. In German it can mean "to pick up", "to raise", "to keep", "to preserve", but also "to end", "to abolish", "to annul". Hegel exploited this duality of meaning to describe the dialectical process whereby a higher form of thought or being supersedes a lower form, while at the same time "preserving" its "moments of truth". The proletariat's revolutionary negation of capitalism, communism, is an instance of this dialectical movement of supersession, as is the theoretical expression of this movement in the method of critique developed by Marx.

pre-situationist archive
cobra, lettrism, lettrist international, international movement for an imaginist bauhaus, heatwave, council for the liberation of everyday life, the enrag

Against Sleep And Nightmare magazine has been in print for quite a few years now. We originally put the text on the Web to making its text more widely available and this has been successful - this site was getting 4,000 hits per week in early 2003. This site contains a few other "ultra-left" texts as well but these are slowly being phased out. Virtually everyone has access to web presently and so there is no reason to reproduce things that are likely available elsewhere.

Aut-op-sy is a forum in which to explore the changing nature of class composition and class struggle within the planetary work machine.

BUREAU OF PUBLIC SECRETS

Class Against Class, is a site dedicated to reclaiming the Theory & Practice of Class Struggle from authoritarian groups or those who would presume in some way to act on behalf of the working class.The significance of the name 'Class Against Class' lies in our recognition that despite the numerous & varied developements Capital has undergone as a result of working class pressure,the basis for its' existence remains in the'real' process of production & reproduction,in the expropiation of surplus value by capital(i.e wage labour);in its' simplest form we work for them.Who 'we' consists of,the question of 'work',& who 'they' are,are of course open to debate,& we welcome recent discussions of 'class recomposition',the role of unpaid labour in reproduction,the 'refusal of work' etc.*

Communism is a society without money, without a state, without property and without social classes. People come together to carry out a project or to respond to some need of the human community but without the possibility of their collective activity taking the form of an enterprise that involves wages and the exchange of its products. The circulation of goods is not accomplished by means of exchange: quite the contrary, the by-word for this society is "from each according to their abilities, to each according to their needs".

NOT BORED! is an anarchist, situationist-inspired, low-budget, irregularly published, photocopied journal.

The Situationist International archives have been updated and reorganized to ameliorate their utility.

Texts by and pertaining to the Situationist International have been entered into a database, and are available at the Text Library by clicking the link on the left. The library is fully searchable, and features more texts than ever before. Information on related articles are linked from each text, and biographical blurbs about the authors are just a click away.

After thirty five glorious years of non-existence, the London Psychogeographical Association is well and truly back.
The LPA was founded on the outskirts of the Italian mountain village of Cosio d'Arriscia. The name was invented during the course of the unification conference of the International Movement for an Imaginist Bauhaus (IMIB) and the Lettriste Internationale (LI) to 'increase' the internationalism of the event.

Retrospectively Speaking...
After distributing pamphlets and newspapers (Yipster Times, Rising Up Angry, Guardian, Berkeley Tribe, LA Free Press, Liberated Guardian, Industrial Worker) at the University of Oregon campus (Eugene, Oregon USA) in 1970-71, mimeographing Bakunin and atheist tracts in 1972-4, the Davidson dualith/offset press known as Mad Dog Press began cranking out pamphlets/leaflets in 1974-6, the Lust for Life project emerged in 1976 (Portland, Oregon U.S.A.) - traversing alongside S.M.I.R.K. (Society for the Maintenance of Irreverence towards Ridiculous Kowtow) during the 1984-87 period. Originally distributing literature on racks in an office shared with Dragonfly Printing and the Portland Branch of I.W.W. during 1974-76, later through Burning Books section at Holland's Books (Portland, Oregon USA) in 1982-90 and through my still-existent U.S. Post Office box (P.O.Box 22466 - Milwaukie, Oregon U.S.A. 97269) for 25+ years, I now distribute most via the web site at - which was launched in 2002.