The New Left reader.
Publisher: Grove Press
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 312
Subjects: Social history -- 1945-; Radicalism; New left
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: the idea of the New Left.; title: Understanding leviathan. The politics of responsibility, by C. W. Mills. from One-dimensional man, by H. Marcuse. from Strategy for labor, by A. Gorz. Contradiction and overdetermination, by L. Althusser. The unknown Marx, by M. Nicolaus. from May Day manifesto, by S. Hall, R. Williams, and E. Thomson. The concept of the Left, by L. Kolakowski.; title: The revolutionary frontier. Algeria unveiled, by F. Fanon. The universal conscience, by F. Castro. I don't mean bananas, by Malcolm X. A prison interview, by H. Newton.; title: A new revolution? On anti-authoritarianism, by R. Dutschke. The battle of the streets, by D. and G. Cohn-Bendit. The appeal from the Sorbonne. Three student risings, by T. Fawthrop, T. Nairn, and D. Triesman. Columbia-notes on the spring rebellion, by M. Rudd.