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The New Left Reader
Oglesby, Carl (ed.)
Publisher: Grove Press, USAYear Published: 1969 Pages: 312pp Resource Type: Book Cx Number: CX6451 An anthology of writings from the 1960s New Left. Abstract: - Table of Contents Introduction: The Idea of The New Left Part One: Understanding Leviathan C. Wright Mills: The Politics of Responsibility Herbert Marcuse: from One-Dimensional Man Andre Gorz: from Strategy for Labor Louis Althusser: Contradiction and Overdetermination Martin Nicolaus: The Unknown Marx Stuart Hall, Raymond Williams, and Edward Thomson: from May Day Manifesto Leszek Kolakowski: The Concept of the Left Part Two: The Revolutionary Frontier Frantz Fanon: Algeria Unveiled Fidel Castro: The Universal Conscience Malcolm X: "I Don't Mean Bananas" Huey Newton: A Prison Interview Part Three: A New Revolution? Rudi Dutschke: On Anti-authoritarianism Daniel and Gabriel Cohn-Bendit: The Battle of the Streets - "C'est Pour Toi Que Tu Fais La Revolution" The New Left Reader The Appeal from the Sorbonne Tom Fawthrop, Tom Nairn, and David Triesman: Three Student Risings Mark Rudd: Columbia - Notes on the Spring Rebellion Subject Headings |