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Repressive Tolerance

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Creator
Herbert Marcuse
Original publication
1965
Type
Article

Editions and holdings

  • Edition or holding · 1965
    Locator details
    Repository or collection
    MarxPro work:w5cd18db596ae1b2e; passage:p3343a1f0c9b7301d_00016 and passage:p3343a1f0c9b7301d_00022
    Reference ID
    EDN-000181
Complete existing research record

Work identity

Date or edition: 1965.

Reception finding

No qualifying work-level SDS, REP, New Left Notes, or Radical America reception located in this bounded pass.

Limit

Publication, listing, citation, proposed reading, teaching, endorsement, and adoption are distinct relations. Only the stated relation is supported.

Use in the transition bridge

Primary evidence for Marcuse's conditional justification of subversion, extralegal resistance, and counterviolence. The essay distinguishes constituted authority from potentially subversive movements and grounds resistance in the failure of legal remedies.

Limit

The essay does not endorse every violent act or identify one American organization as its proper agent.

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

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Where this source is used

  1. Herbert Marcuse arguedForConditionalRightOfResistance Conditional right of resistance.

    supports

    direct primary-text witness; locator: passage:p3343a1f0c9b7301d_00022; natural right, legal remedies inadequate, and established hierarchy

  2. Herbert Marcuse distinguished institutional from subversive violence Conditional right of resistance.

    supports

    direct primary-text witness; locator: passage:p3343a1f0c9b7301d_00016; official promotion of subversion and calculated choice between forms of political violence

  3. Herbert Marcuse set strategic limits on revolutionary violence Strategic limits on revolutionary violence.

    supports

    primary-text boundary witness; locator: passage:p3343a1f0c9b7301d_00016 and _00022; controlling primary contrast