Long March, Short Spring: The Student Uprising at Home and AbroadMonthly Review Press, 1969 - 189 síður |
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... majority in the student parliament . Once in power , the liberals quickly learned that the authorities were not the slightest bit interested in their proposals for university reform . The newly elected parliamen- tarians found ...
... majority in the student parliament . Once in power , the liberals quickly learned that the authorities were not the slightest bit interested in their proposals for university reform . The newly elected parliamen- tarians found ...
Síða 63
... majority of today's move- ment activists were , in October 1967 , innocent of left ideol- ogy . They came to identify with the third world struggle only through their own struggle , their own problems . They came to read Malcolm , Mao ...
... majority of today's move- ment activists were , in October 1967 , innocent of left ideol- ogy . They came to identify with the third world struggle only through their own struggle , their own problems . They came to read Malcolm , Mao ...
Síða 180
... majority of the working class , life would become steadily more miser- able and oppressive until discontent ripened into massive rev- olutionary consciousness . In fact , in the last thirty 180 Long March , Short Spring.
... majority of the working class , life would become steadily more miser- able and oppressive until discontent ripened into massive rev- olutionary consciousness . In fact , in the last thirty 180 Long March , Short Spring.
Efni
The Short Spring | 73 |
The Silent Spring | 103 |
Up Against the Ivy Wall | 121 |
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