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The New Left and the 1960s

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Human-readable citation

Herbert Marcuse, The New Left and the 1960s, collected papers, volume 3, edited by Douglas Kellner, Routledge, 2005.

Creator
Herbert Marcuse; edited by Douglas Kellner
Type
Book

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    Locator details
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    MarxPro work:w205787e5c768b908; passages pd49d32fc1bebec32_00050, _00052, _00132, _00133, and _00166
    Reference ID
    EDN-000206
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Human-readable source

Herbert Marcuse; ed. Douglas Kellner, The New Left and the 1960s.

Use in this research

Held marx primary lane; mixed source; Research Memo: Marcuse's American Transition and New Left Bridge.

Human-readable citation

Herbert Marcuse, The New Left and the 1960s, collected papers, volume 3, edited by Douglas Kellner, Routledge, 2005.

Claim use and source boundary

Mixed source. Marcuse texts, Davis's preface, and named firsthand reminiscences are primary testimony; Kellner's introduction is editorial scholarship. Relevant locators include passages pd49d32fc1bebec32_00001, _00132, _00151, _00152, _00166, and _00236.

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Research link

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

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Where this source is used

  1. Dialectics of Liberation Congress convenes in London speech documented in The New Left and the 1960s.

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    collected primary-text and editorial witness; locator: MarxPro work:w205787e5c768b908; event context passage:pd49d32fc1bebec32_00031 offset 79,323; Marcuse address passage:pd49d32fc1bebec32_00101 offset 250,911

  2. George Katsiaficas firsthandAccountIn The New Left and the 1960s.

    supports

    firsthand account in collected volume; locator: MarxPro work:w205787e5c768b908; passage:pd49d32fc1bebec32_00236 offset 571,387

  3. George Katsiaficas studiedWithMarcuse Herbert Marcuse.

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    firsthand account in collected volume; locator: MarxPro work:w205787e5c768b908; passage:pd49d32fc1bebec32_00236 offset 571,387

  4. Herbert Marcuse spokeAtEvent Dialectics of Liberation Congress convenes in London.

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    collected primary-text and editorial witness; locator: MarxPro work:w205787e5c768b908; event context passage:pd49d32fc1bebec32_00031 offset 79,323; Marcuse address passage:pd49d32fc1bebec32_00101 offset 250,911

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

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    secondary editorial witness; locator: passage:pd49d32fc1bebec32_00050 and _00052; Kellner's reported advice against terrorism and premature seizure

  6. Herbert Marcuse described contribution as words and ideas Strategic limits on revolutionary violence.

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    direct primary-text witness; locator: passage:pd49d32fc1bebec32_00132; Marcuse distinguishes words and ideas from operational activism