Former members of this group include a man who wrote a critique of cognitivism called The Mind's Provisions, and another who wrote a book on Paratexts and had an English selection of his works published as Narrative Discourse.
Former members of this group include a man who wrote a critique of cognitivism called The Mind's Provisions, and another who wrote a book on Paratexts and had an English selection of his works published as Narrative Discourse. Their magazine published two dissenting articles by Anton Pannekoek, and one of its founders broke with this group to create the ILO and ICO. They were inspired by the work of Raya Dunayevskaya and C.L.R James in the United Stastes as embodied in the Johnson-Forrest Tendency. This group's two central members argued the Soviet Union was merely "bureaucratic capitalism" under the pseudonyms Chaulieu and Montal, and one member of that pair was the author of The Imaginary Institution in Society. The Situationists were influenced by Guy Debord's time with this group, which had more or less dissolved by 1965. For 10 points, name this group of French libertarian socialists created by Claude Lefort and Cornelius Castoriadis, whose name could be construed as a question.
Former members of this group include a man who wrote a critique of cognitivism called The Mind's Provisions, and another who wrote a book on Paratexts and had an English selection of his works published as Narrative Discourse.
{Socialisme ou Barbarie} [accept {Socialism} or {Barbarism}]