Cases / The American Landing / Who's Afraid of Herbert Marcuse?
The American Landing · dossier
Filed as source, standing in one authored connection inside The American Landing, dated 1968 to 1969.
Reference
Author, title, edition, publisher, year, translator, URL or archive location.
Human-readable citation
Paul Alexander Juutilainen, Who's Afraid of Herbert Marcuse? The New Left and the Contradictions of Cold War America, dissertation, Stanford University, 2023.
Archive or corpus locator
MarxPro work:w6cfb3adca68715b5; passages p3fc72f2e66f0c62a_00013 offset 34,886 and _00046 offset 125,873
Claim use and source boundary
Secondary scholarship locating contemporaneous Progressive Labor attacks, including 'Marcuse: Cop-out or Cop?' and Jared Israel and William Russell, 'Herbert Marcuse and His Philosophy of Copout,' Progressive Labor 6, no. 5, October 1968, p. 61.
Confidence
High for bibliographic identification; inspect original issues before publication quotation
Publication control
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Research link
Research Memo: Marcuse's American Transition and New Left Bridge
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REL-000608Relationship wording unavailable 1968 to 1969 Account not writtenProgressive Labor Party · Relationship wording unavailable · Who's Afraid of Herbert Marcuse?.
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