01539nam a2200217Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000150006905000160008408200080010010000360010824500620014426000360020630000190024235000090026150400410027050509230031165000510123474000360128539240BIBL20160527200054.0701216c19711970nyu      b    00000 eng    a 74105602 0 aHM281b.L67  a30110aLothstein, Arthurecomp.2Local10a"All we are saying ... "bThe philosophy of the New Left.0 aNew YorkbPutnamc[1971, c1970]  a381 p.c22 cm.  a7.95  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aThe New Left in the United States, by R. Aronson and J. C. Cowley.--Politics redefined, by C. Donolo.--New contradictions, by T. Nairn.--Ten days that shook the university, from Situationist international.--Listen, Marxist, by M. Bookchin.--The reproduction of daily life, by F. Perlman.--Capitalist relations of production and the socially necessary labor force, by A. Gorz.--The political economy of women's liberation, by M. Benston.--The fate of Midas, by D. Horowitz.--The meaning of economic imperialism, by J. O'Connor.--From Petrograd to Saigon, by G. Therborn.--Can any war be "just"? By D. Wells.--Re-examination of the concept of revolution, by H. Marcuse.--The risk of spontaneity and the logic of the institution, by J.-P. Sartre.--A socialist strategy for Western Europe, by E. Mandel.--The way forward, by A. Gorz.--Post-scarcity anarchy, by M. Bookchin.--Man and socialism in Cuba, by E. "Che" Guevara. 0aRadicalismxAddresses, essays, lectures2Local4 aThe philosophy of the New Left.