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News & Letters,
August-September 2006
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Theoretic preparation for uprooting capitalism
Marxist-Humanists this issue view the world we live in—the rule of capital
and the revolts against it—and rethink the direction of News and Letters
Committees. We invite you to read, think, and comment on our perspectives, which
include:
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The crisis in Iraq and the two worlds in each country
- Renewal of freedom movements
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The U.S. Scene
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Challenges to global capital, from France to Latin America
- The philosophic-organizational challenge: what happens after?
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New stage of revolt or birth of a new epoch?
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China's Cultural Revolution, 40 years later
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The transcendence of value production
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Political-organizational-philosophic tasks
Our Life and Times
Growing crisis in the Middle East
From the Writings of Raya Dunayevskaya
Tragedy of China’s
Cultural Revolution
This summer marks the 40th anniversary of the launching of the "Cultural
Revolution" in China--one of the most momentous events in Chinese history. As a
contribution to ongoing discussions of the significance of the Cultural
Revolution, Raya Dunayevskaya's 1966 analysis sheds considerable light on Mao
Zedong's self-inflicted chaos and the revolutionary opposition inside China.
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