American Gandhi traces the evolving political and religious views of one of the most beloved figures of the American left. Through A. J. Muste's exemplary career as a peace activist and radical, Leilah Danielson charts the rise and fall of American liberalism and the left over the course of the twentieth century.
American Gandhi traces the evolving political and religious views of one of the most beloved figures of the American left. Through A. J. Muste's exemplary career as a peace activist and radical, Leilah Danielson charts the rise and fall of American liberalism and the left over the course of the twentieth century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Leilah Danielson is Associate Professor of History at Northern Arizona University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1. Calvinism, Class, and the Making of a Modern Radical Chapter 2. Spirituality and Modernity Chapter 3. Pragmatism and "Transcendent Vision" Chapter 4. Muste, Workers' Education, and Labor's Culture War in the 1920s Chapter 5. Labor Action Chapter 6. Americanizing Marx and Lenin Chapter 7. To the Left Chapter 8. Muste and the Origins of Nonviolence in the United States Chapter 9. Conscience Against the Wartime State and the Bomb Chapter 10. Speaking Truth to Power Chapter 11. Muste and the Search for a "Third Way" Chapter 12. The "American Gandhi" and Vietnam Epilogue Notes Index
Introduction Chapter 1. Calvinism, Class, and the Making of a Modern Radical Chapter 2. Spirituality and Modernity Chapter 3. Pragmatism and "Transcendent Vision" Chapter 4. Muste, Workers' Education, and Labor's Culture War in the 1920s Chapter 5. Labor Action Chapter 6. Americanizing Marx and Lenin Chapter 7. To the Left Chapter 8. Muste and the Origins of Nonviolence in the United States Chapter 9. Conscience Against the Wartime State and the Bomb Chapter 10. Speaking Truth to Power Chapter 11. Muste and the Search for a "Third Way" Chapter 12. The "American Gandhi" and Vietnam Epilogue Notes Index
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