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By Situationists
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1.1
Notre-Dame Affair on National TV
1.2
Strasbourg scandal
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Sanguinetti's
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Practical joke intended to subvert media culture
Part of the
Politics
series on the
Situationist International
"
It is forbidden to forbid
"
Concepts
Anti-art
Class consciousness
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Situationist prank
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Unitary urbanism
Workers' council
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Michèle Bernstein
Ivan Chtcheglov
