| Description |
419 pages ; 24 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references. |
| Contents |
1. Reflections and persuasions: Ignazio Silone: The choice of comrades -- Stuart Hampshire: In defense of radicalism -- Abram Tertz: On socialist realism -- Irving Howe: New styles in "leftism" -- Leszek Kolakowski: The priest and the jester -- Ben B. Seligman: Socialism without Marx -- Henry Pachter: The right to be lazy -- Harold Rosenberg: The third dimension of Georg Lukacs -- Lionel Abel: So who's not mad? -- 2. American society: reports and criticism: Michael D. Reagan: Some proposals for the sixties -- Bayard Rustin, Tom Kahn, et al.: The Negro movement: where shall it go now? -- Harvey Swados: The miners: men without work -- Paul Goodman: The revolution in Berkeley -- Stanley Diamond: Malcolm X: the apostate Muslim -- Edgar Z. Friedenberg: The image of the adolescent minority -- S.M. Miller and Frank Riessman: Are workers middle class? -- 3. World and the United States: Marshall Sahlins: The destruction of conscience in Vietnam -- Joseph Buttinger: The colonial heritage in Vietnam -- Michael Walzer: Theories of modernization -- Lewis Coser: Prospects for the new nations: totalitarianism, authoritarianism, or democracy? -- Stanley Plastrik: Return to India -- Jeremy Larner: The New York school crisis -- Daniel M. Friedenberg: Real estate confidential -- Ned Polsky: The village beat scene: Summer 1960 -- Claude Brown: Harlem, my Harlem -- 5. People in politics: Bernard Rosenberg: The example of Norman Thomas -- Nicola Chiaromonte: Albert Camus -- Harvey Swados: C. Wright Mills: a personal memoir -- Meyer Schapiro: On David Siqueiros: a dilemma for artists. |
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United States -- Social conditions.
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United States. |
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Social conditions. |
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Dissent.
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