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Princeton Radicals Of The 1960s Then And Now William H Tucker

Name: Princeton Radicals Of The 1960s Then And Now William H Tucker
SKU: BELL-46327608
Price: 31.00 USD
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Princeton Radicals Of The 1960s Then And Now William H Tucker instant download after payment.

Publisher: McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.01 MB

Author: William H. Tucker

ISBN: 9781476622910, 1476622914

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Princeton Radicals Of The 1960s Then And Now William H Tucker by William H. Tucker 9781476622910, 1476622914 instant download after payment.

Part history, part biography, this book describes the issues that produced the passionate activism of the 1960s and the campaigns waged at Princeton University by Students for a Democratic Society, the most important radical organization on campuses at the time. The author traces the lives of nine leaders of the Princeton SDS chapter, examining the effect of their participation in the radical movement on their career choices and subsequent political opinions. A number of these former activists are still involved in efforts to create a more egalitarian society, the same goal that motivated them half a century ago.