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Marxism And The Call Of The Future Conversations On Ethics History And Politics Bill Martin Jr

Name: Marxism And The Call Of The Future Conversations On Ethics History And Politics Bill Martin Jr
SKU: BELL-2222528
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Marxism And The Call Of The Future Conversations On Ethics History And Politics Bill Martin Jr instant download after payment.

Publisher: Open Court

File Extension: PDF

File size: 33.9 MB

Pages: 363

Author: Bill Martin Jr., Bob Avakian

ISBN: 0812695798

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Marxism And The Call Of The Future Conversations On Ethics History And Politics Bill Martin Jr by Bill Martin Jr., Bob Avakian 0812695798 instant download after payment.

In Volume Two in Open Court's Creative Marxism series readers have a rare opportunity to eavesdrop on a provocative, wide-ranging conversation between two lively intellects. Marxism and the Call of the Future reproduces an actual discussion between Bill Martin, a DePaul University philosophy professor, and Bob Avakian, the controversial leader of the Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP). Though the scope and relevance of Marxism is at the heart of this spirited exchange, the two also offer up a sharp-witted critique of George W. Bush and touch on animal rights, The Simpsons, secularism and religion, Bob Dylan, and the post-9/11 agenda of the United States.