"In his portrayals of his characters' responses to racism in the South, Richard Wright has given us what Lukacs calls 'the typical,' that is, men and women who embody in their struggles the chief historical contradictions of their epoch."

You are invited to participate in a discussion of

"A-Spiraling Toward Revolution:
A Study of Richard Wright's
'Uncle Tom's Children'"

by Annette Conn

English Department, Bucks County Community College

The third in a series of monthly seminars dealing with Marxist-Leninist approaches to scholarly, pedagogical, and university problems.

The Thomas Nabried Seminars

at the

THOMAS NABRIED CENTER for MARXIST-LENINIST EDUCATION
2247 N. Broad Street (at Dauphin)
Philadelphia, Pa. 19132

FRIDAY, MARCH 8 at 8:00 P.M.

At the seminar, a short summary of the paper will be presented, followed by a response from a discussant, and then an open discussion.

Papers may be obtained and read in advance of the seminar. For papers and information, call 424-3968 or OL 9-6372.

*Uncle Tom's Children* is readily available in paperback at 95¢.

"A-Spiraling Toward Revolution: A Study of Richard Wright's *Uncle Tom's Children'* was written under a Ford Foundation grant in Ethnic Studies.

Topics of projected seminars include:

- Problems of Marxist-Leninist teaching

- Norman Mailer

- Radical teaching in philosophy

- Marxism and psychology

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