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- Notes:
- This anthology is published by Cultural Correspondence with the participation of Green Mountain Irregulars. It appears as CC #6-7 and GMI #6
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Table of Contents
- Lee Baxandall for GMI (Baxandall, Lee):
- Introductory note (Buhle, Paul):
- German-American socialist culture (Poore, Carol):
- Yiddish socialism: the early years (Buhle, Paul):
- "Debsian" socialism;%subtitle%=;%alttitle%=;%displayLabel%=;%partNumber%=;%partName%=;%start%=32;%end%=: the early years (Buhle, Paul):
- The Finns (Lee, Sirkka Tuomi):
- Ukrainian radicals and women (Woroby, Maria):
- South Slav socialists (Stipanovich, Joseph):
- The twenties (Buhle, Paul):
- A reminiscence (Dennis, Peggy):
- Sports and the left: interview with A.B. Magil and Max Gordon (Magil, A. B.):
- Lester Rodney remembers (Rodney, Lester):
- The Utopia we knew: the coops:
- The fraternal groups: interview with Ernie Reymer (Reymer, Ernie):
- Reviews:
Citation
"Cultural Correspondence/Green Mountain Irregulars
No. 6-7
"
(1978).
Cultural Correspondence.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:213655/
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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 …