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Revolutionary Keywords For A New Left Ian Parker

Name: Revolutionary Keywords For A New Left Ian Parker
SKU: BELL-11918686
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: John Hunt (NBN);Zero Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.26 MB

Author: Ian Parker

ISBN: 9781785356421, 9781785356438, 1785356429, 1785356437

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Revolutionary Keywords For A New Left Ian Parker by Ian Parker 9781785356421, 9781785356438, 1785356429, 1785356437 instant download after payment.

Revolutionary Keywords for a New Left comprises short essays on fifty revolutionary keywords, each word being put to work on a contemporary political issue. With keywords ranging from academicisation to neoliberalism, from postcolonial to Zionism and with subjects including, Badiou, North Korea, sexual violence and Zizek, the book concludes with an essay mapping the development of progressive keywords before our century of revolution, which began in 1917, keywords that emerged in the fifty years of struggle between 1917 and 1967, and revolutionary keywords for the new left today.