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Radical America (periodical)

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  1. Boggs, Marxism, Prefigurative Communism, and the Problem of Workers' Control (1977) 1977-11.
  2. Brown University Library history of Radical America
  3. Radical America editorial reorganization statement (1970) 1970-11.
  4. Radical America 2.4: Buhle cites Marcuse on culture
  5. Radical America 3.4: Marcuse Brumaire epilogue reprint
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Publication role

The journal published Paul Buhle's named citation and interpretive use of a Marcuse culture essay in July-August 1968, then reprinted Marcuse's Brumaire epilogue in July-August 1969.

Boundary

Editorial publication proves circulation, not agreement by readers, SDS, REP, or the New Left as a whole.

Gramsci reception status

REP-connected and SDS-seeded in its early years, but independent and bound to no single organization or strategy by the late 1970s.

Research Memo: Gramsci in Specific American New Left Organizations and Publications

Radical America census role

The census venue. Its 1970 editorial board announced Gramsci's praxis as a primary focus, while later issues published competing interpretations.

Boundary

Publication, group authorship, and organization-wide doctrine remain separate relations.

Research Memo: Radical America Gramsci Reception Census

Sources

Radical America 2.4, pp. 46-59; 3.4, pp. 55-59.