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Raoul Vaneigem believes May 68 is not dead

In an interview with Guy Duplat, Belgian thinker Raoul Vaneigem assesses the legacy of May 1968. "In 1968 what expressed itself with the lucidity of a sudden, brutal revelation was nothing less than the refusal merely to survive in the name of life. The sacrosanct table of patriarchal commandments was definitively shattered. ... I am not making an appraisal, I am talking about an ongoing experience, one which does not care about commemorations. All it demands is greater vigilance, greater awareness, a greater sense of solidarity with the living. We need to refound ourselves in order to rebuild on human foundations a world that has been ruined by the ubiquitous inhumanity spread by a mercantile mindset and the worship of short-term profit. ... How can what was unbearable in 1968, when the economy flourished, be any more bearable today? Is there any need to play at prophets to foresee that the will to live, like a wave, will sweep away the ruins of this world, where all feel as if they are vegetating in the absurdity of their existence?"

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