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Table of Contents
- The challenge of cultural action (Goldbard, Arlene):
- Freeze art (Cockcroft, Eva):
- Page art (Henes, Donna):
- The ground we're standing on is moving (Lippard, Lucy R.):
- I want to live (Murray, Jim):
- Address on Poland (James, C. L. R.):
- Free for all: on the British riots (James, C. L. R.):
- Black ink: on Toni Morrison, Alice Walker, Ntozake Shange (James, C. L. R.):
- So what are you, an artist or an activist? (McCarn, Susan):
- Poetry (Wexler, Irving):
- Great moments in carnival knowledge:
- Page art (Kulas, Elizabeth):
- Page art (Cockcroft, Eva):
- Participatory art (Dentures Art Club):
- Think globally, act locally: CC's network page:
- Special section: Radical humor festival poster (Cruse, Howard):
- Radical humor: a new movement (Buhle, Paul):
- Radical humor: what are the questions? (Tyler, Robin): 43-56
- Audience discussion:
- Radical humor art show: Bay Area opening (Ronan, Steve):
- Seattle opening (Kahn, Doug):
- Top-down sex: the presidency and you (Polonoff, David):
- Hegemony and me (Murray, Jim):
- Women in comedy (McCarn, Susan):
- Statement of L.A.M.B.(M-L) (Rodman, Howard):
- Leslie Klein's petition (Sachar, Arnold):
- Exclusive! CC translates E.T.'s debriefing:
- Free women free the world (Ford, April):
- This is where I work (Green, Vanalyne):
- Andrew Devon logbook (Georgakas, Dan):
- An open letter to the American Writer's Congress (Polonoff, David):
- Cultural associations and images (Sachar, Arnold):
- Poetry (Kendler, Helene):
- Follow those bozos (Ghesin, Kip M.):
- Letters:
Citation
"Cultural correspondence
New series, no. 2
"
(1983).
Cultural Correspondence.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:213653/
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Cultural Correspondence
...A journal born from the collapse of the New Left and hopes for a new beginning of a social movement, but also of left-wing thinking about culture, Cultural Correspondence was in many ways a unique publication.
Its founding editors, Paul …