Assesses the legacy and contemporary relevance of the radical US historian and activist, Howard Zinn, with contributions from Noam Chomsky and others.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chapter 1 Agitation with a Smile Stephen Bird Adam Silver Joshua C. Yesnowitz; Chapter 2 Ludlow Massacre; Part 1 Zinn as Historian and Public Intellectual; Chapter 3 Legacies and Breakthroughs Ambre Ivol Paul Buhle; Chapter 4 The US Left in Generational Perspective Ambre Ivol; Chapter 5 Thinking the Radical Public Intellectual Paul Reynolds; Part 2 Zinn in Theory; Chapter 6 Against All Authority Eric Boehme; Chapter 7 The Forbidden Word iga Vodovnik; Chapter 8 Politics against the Law Christopher C. Robinson; Chapter 9 Dear Diary Alix Olson; Part 3 Zinn in Practice; Chapter 10 War Is a Condition in Need of a Cure Patricia Moynagh; Chapter 11 Howard Zinn Ross Caputi; Chapter 12 Archivists of Optimism Alix Olson; Chapter 13 Walking Martín Espada; Part 4 Zinn Today and Tomorrow; Chapter 14 Two Three Many Zinns Edward P. Morgan; Chapter 15 For Howard Zinn Irene Gendzier*I want to thank the three editors of this volume-Joshua Yesnowitz Stephen Bird and Adam Silver-for their initiative and commitment to its publication. I also wish to thank some of those former students at Boston University and friends of Howard Zinn who sent testimony of their appreciation on the occasion of the memorial for Zinn organized by members of the BU Political Science Department and other faculty on March 27 2010 including José Velasco Cruz from Mexico; Rachid Tlemcani from Algeria; Bill Hansen from Nigeria; and Danny Schechter from New York.; Chapter 16 Reassessing Zinn Stephen Bird Adam Silver Joshua C. Yesnowitz; afterword Afterword Noam Chomsky;
Chapter 1 Agitation with a Smile Stephen Bird Adam Silver Joshua C. Yesnowitz; Chapter 2 Ludlow Massacre; Part 1 Zinn as Historian and Public Intellectual; Chapter 3 Legacies and Breakthroughs Ambre Ivol Paul Buhle; Chapter 4 The US Left in Generational Perspective Ambre Ivol; Chapter 5 Thinking the Radical Public Intellectual Paul Reynolds; Part 2 Zinn in Theory; Chapter 6 Against All Authority Eric Boehme; Chapter 7 The Forbidden Word iga Vodovnik; Chapter 8 Politics against the Law Christopher C. Robinson; Chapter 9 Dear Diary Alix Olson; Part 3 Zinn in Practice; Chapter 10 War Is a Condition in Need of a Cure Patricia Moynagh; Chapter 11 Howard Zinn Ross Caputi; Chapter 12 Archivists of Optimism Alix Olson; Chapter 13 Walking Martín Espada; Part 4 Zinn Today and Tomorrow; Chapter 14 Two Three Many Zinns Edward P. Morgan; Chapter 15 For Howard Zinn Irene Gendzier*I want to thank the three editors of this volume-Joshua Yesnowitz Stephen Bird and Adam Silver-for their initiative and commitment to its publication. I also wish to thank some of those former students at Boston University and friends of Howard Zinn who sent testimony of their appreciation on the occasion of the memorial for Zinn organized by members of the BU Political Science Department and other faculty on March 27 2010 including José Velasco Cruz from Mexico; Rachid Tlemcani from Algeria; Bill Hansen from Nigeria; and Danny Schechter from New York.; Chapter 16 Reassessing Zinn Stephen Bird Adam Silver Joshua C. Yesnowitz; afterword Afterword Noam Chomsky;
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