Introduction
The people of India have voted decisively in the 14th Lok Sabha elections
for
secular, progressive forces, for parties wedded to the welfare of
farmers,
agricultural labour, weavers, workers and weaker sections of society, for
parties irrevocably committed to the daily well-being o
The reviews are interesting, esp. that of Raya Dunayeskaya. It breaks off
though in mid-sentence. Either there is something wrong with my Internet
connection (which might well be the case) or this web page. Anyway, the
reviewer captures the essential problem with deciphering Raya. Also, in
A very interesting set of posts. I've been too busy and too exhausted to
respond to Justin and gilhyle on Quine, semantic holism, etc. with my usual
promptness. I've got an interesting article on Gramsci, Gouldner, and
Habermas to review. More on all this as time permits.
I recall the last t
Some thoughts on the death of 'anti-Marxist' Maxime Rodinson
By Michael Young
Special to The Daily Star
Thursday, May 27, 2004
With the death of Maxime Rodinson on Monday, the world of Middle Eastern
studies has lost a French Marxist scholar who rarely succumbed to dogma,
and who always enrich
The current edition of the on-line journal "What Next?"
features among other things Martin Sullivan on the
Respect Coalition, Barry Buitekant on Lindsey German and crime,
articles on Marxism and Anarchism, the United Front, and George
Orwell, plus Ian Birchall's review of Dave Renton's Dissident
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David Dellinger, of Chicago 7, Dies at 88
May 27, 2004
By MICHAEL T. KAUFMAN
David Dellinger, whose commitment to nonviolent direct
action against the federal government placed him at the
forefront of American radical pacifism in the 20th century
and led, most famously, to a courtroom in C
