Sources
Works and records cited in this dossier. Numbered references in the account lead to entries here.
- New Left Notes 1.32: Boston REP Proposal and sample reading list
- Bluestone and Locker writing on REP goals Barry Bluestone|Michael Locker.
- Stuart Dowty request for Marcuse support Stuart Dowty.
- Jesse Lemisch REP paper Towards a Democratic History Jesse Lemisch.
- Donald McKelvey request for Marcuse support Donald McKelvey.
- REP Introduction and Invitation Radical Education Project.
- REP tentative program August 1967 to August 1968 Radical Education Project.
- Herbert Marcuse papers Universitatsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg. File span 1965-1973.
Complete existing research record
Identity and aliases
Radical Education Project (REP), an education, research, and publication project initiated in the SDS milieu. Aliases or naming cautions: REP.
Dated role and investigative relevance
Relevant Marcuse archive materials within 1965-1973, including a tentative August 1967 to August 1968 program. REP is connected through letters about its goals, program documents, an introduction and invitation, an occasional paper, and requests for Marcuse's support.
Geography
No location more precise than the cited record is asserted here.
Assessment and confidence
High at finding-aid level. The record supports contact, materials received, and support requests.
What this record does not establish
It does not establish Marcuse's membership, leadership, funding, endorsement, or response to any request.
Gramsci reception status
REP is a required reception target. No qualifying Gramsci curriculum, assignment, or adoption record was located in this pass.
Research Memo: Gramsci in Specific American New Left Organizations and Publications
Role in this research
Correspondence, program documents, and support requests are inventoried in Marcuse Nachlass Na 3, 875.
Evidence basis
Research Memo: Marcuse's American Transition and New Left Bridge.
Specific evidence
The Na 3, 875 finding aid inventories all of these categories and names Bluestone, Locker, McKelvey, and Dowty.
- Herbert Marcuse Nachlass Na 3, 875
Follow-up gaps
Inspect each document, establish REP offices and dates, and record Marcuse's responses separately.
Research provenance
Research Memo: Marcuse's American Transition and New Left Bridge.