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Filed as organization, standing in four authored connections inside The American Landing.


Role in this research

Announced a 1967 conference critically assessing Marcuse's ideas and organizing relevance.

Evidence basis

Research Memo: Marcuse's American Transition and New Left Bridge.

Identity and aliases

New York regional office of Students for a Democratic Society. Aliases or naming cautions: New York SDS; N.Y. regional office of SDS.

Dated role and investigative relevance

Conference announcement, 12 June 1967; proposed event for early fall 1967. The regional office publicly proposed a conference for systematic criticism of Marcuse's writing and its relevance to organizing.

Specific evidence

New Left Notes vol. 2, no. 23 directs paper proposals and inquiries to Marcuse Conference, New York SDS, Room 436, 41 Union Square West.

  • New Left Notes, 12 June 1967

Geography

41 Union Square West, Manhattan, New York City

Assessment and confidence

High for announcement and address. This is formal reception and planning evidence.

What this record does not establish

It does not establish that the event occurred, that papers were presented, or that Marcuse attended or responded.

Follow-up gaps

Trace later issues, correspondence, programs, and participant records.

Research provenance

Research Memo: Marcuse's American Transition and New Left Bridge. MarxPro results used here are from the marx primary lane; external university, archive, and movement sources are identified separately above.

1967 proposed-conference role

Regional office that announced and planned the proposed conference.

Research Memo: The Announced 1967 New York SDS Marcuse Conference

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