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Politics, Policy & Institutions

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Marcuse returns to Marx: how freedoms give way

In a text reprinted by Radical America in 1969, Marcuse used nineteenth-century France to examine a twentieth-century political problem.

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Dossiers

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Documented moments

  1. June–July 1934

    Institutional action · reported claim

    Columbia provides quarters to the Institute

    Read Institute for Social ResearchCheck the claim and source

  2. July–August 1968

    Reception · documented claim

    Buhle cites Marcuse’s essay on culture

    Open archive record for Paul BuhleCheck the claim and source

  3. July–August 1969

    Work · documented claim

    Radical America reprints Marcuse’s Brumaire epilogue

    Read Herbert MarcuseCheck the claim and source

  4. November 1977–February 1978

    Reception · documented claim

    Boggs applies Gramsci to workers’ control

    Open archive record for Carl BoggsCheck the claim and source

  5. September–October 1987

    Reception · documented claim

    Nteta compares Biko and Gramsci

    Open archive record for Antonio GramsciCheck the claim and source

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