The New Student Left
An Anthology
Cohen, Mitchell; Hale, Dennis
Publisher: Beacon Press, Boston, USA
Year First Published: {12315 The New Student Left NEW STUDENT LEFT An Anthology Cohen, Mitchell; Hale, Dennis Beacon Press Boston USA A collection of essays by active participants in the 1960s student movement on American college campuses. 1966 1967 340pp @2.95 BC12315s-NewsStudentLeft.jpg B Book 0-8070-0585-1 -
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<br>Table of Contents
<br>
<br>Foreword by Carey McWilliams
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<br>Preface to the Paperback Edition
<br>
<br>Introduction by the Editors
<br>
<br>1. Agenda for a Generation
<br>
<br>A Letter to the New (Young) Left
<br> by Thomas Hayden
<br>From the Port Huron Statement
<br>The Intellectual and Social Change
<br> by Paul Potter
<br>The Student and Religious Commitment
<br> by Philip Altbach
<br>Politics as Art: The Civic Vision
<br> by Christopher N. Reinier
<br>From Protest to Radicalism: An Appraisal of the Student Struggle 1960
<br> by Robert A. Haber
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<br>2. Race and Poverty in American Politics
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<br>The Quiet War
<br> by Bruce Payne
<br>Spiritual and Moral Aspects of the Student Nonviolent Struggle in the South
<br> by Charles McDew
<br>The Political Significance of the Freedom Rides
<br> by Thomas Kahn
<br>SNCC in Action: Dignity for the Enslaved and for Us All
<br> by Thomas Hayden
<br>SNCC: An Overview Two Years Later
<br> by Bruce Payne
<br>The Vine City Project Paper on "Whites in the Movement"
<br>What We Want
<br> by Stokely Carmichael
<br>Only Connect: Reflections on the Revolution
<br> by Jonathan Eisen
<br>The Battlefields and the War
<br> by Todd Gitlin
<br>Organizing the Unemployed: The Chicago Project
<br> by Richard Flacks
<br>Can the Poor Be Organized?
<br> by Kimberly Moody
<br>The War on Poverty: Notes on Insurgent Response
<br> by Rennie Davis
<br>An Interracial Movement of the Poor?
<br> by Carl Wittman and Thomas Hayden
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<br>3. The Campus Revolt
<br>
<br>From the Port Huron Statement
<br>The College Commodity
<br> by Roger Siegel
<br>Theodicy of 1984: The Philosophy of Clark Kerr
<br> by Bruce Payne, David Walls, and Jerry Berman
<br>The Student Riots at Berkeley: Dissent in the Multiversity
<br> by Joseph Paff, Bill Cavala, and Jerry Berman
<br>An End to History
<br> by Mario Savio
<br>God in the Colleges: The Dehumanization of the University
<br> by Michael Novak
<br>Sex and the New Morality: Confusion and Humanity
<br> by Thomas Conrad
<br>Student Social Action: From Liberation to Community
<br> by Thomas Hayden
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<br>Appendix: War and Foreign Policy
<br>From the Port Huron Statement
<br>Heads You Win, Tails We Lose
<br> by Jonathan Eisen
<br>Let Us Shape the Future
<br> by Carl Oglesby
<br>The Crisis of Cold War Ideology
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Year Published: 1967
Pages: 340pp Price: @2.95 ISBN: 0-8070-0585-1
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A collection of essays by active participants in the 1960s student movement on American college campuses.
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Table of Contents
Foreword by Carey McWilliams
Preface to the Paperback Edition
Introduction by the Editors
1. Agenda for a Generation
A Letter to the New (Young) Left
by Thomas Hayden
From the Port Huron Statement
The Intellectual and Social Change
by Paul Potter
The Student and Religious Commitment
by Philip Altbach
Politics as Art: The Civic Vision
by Christopher N. Reinier
From Protest to Radicalism: An Appraisal of the Student Struggle 1960
by Robert A. Haber
2. Race and Poverty in American Politics
The Quiet War
by Bruce Payne
Spiritual and Moral Aspects of the Student Nonviolent Struggle in the South
by Charles McDew
The Political Significance of the Freedom Rides
by Thomas Kahn
SNCC in Action: Dignity for the Enslaved and for Us All
by Thomas Hayden
SNCC: An Overview Two Years Later
by Bruce Payne
The Vine City Project Paper on "Whites in the Movement"
What We Want
by Stokely Carmichael
Only Connect: Reflections on the Revolution
by Jonathan Eisen
The Battlefields and the War
by Todd Gitlin
Organizing the Unemployed: The Chicago Project
by Richard Flacks
Can the Poor Be Organized?
by Kimberly Moody
The War on Poverty: Notes on Insurgent Response
by Rennie Davis
An Interracial Movement of the Poor?
by Carl Wittman and Thomas Hayden
3. The Campus Revolt
From the Port Huron Statement
The College Commodity
by Roger Siegel
Theodicy of 1984: The Philosophy of Clark Kerr
by Bruce Payne, David Walls, and Jerry Berman
The Student Riots at Berkeley: Dissent in the Multiversity
by Joseph Paff, Bill Cavala, and Jerry Berman
An End to History
by Mario Savio
God in the Colleges: The Dehumanization of the University
by Michael Novak
Sex and the New Morality: Confusion and Humanity
by Thomas Conrad
Student Social Action: From Liberation to Community
by Thomas Hayden
Appendix: War and Foreign Policy
From the Port Huron Statement
Heads You Win, Tails We Lose
by Jonathan Eisen
Let Us Shape the Future
by Carl Oglesby
The Crisis of Cold War Ideology
by Paul Booth
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