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{{hang|''Chutz­pah'', P.O. Box 60142, Chicago, Ill., 60660. In­de­pend­ent Jewish so­cial­ist.}} | {{hang|''Chutz­pah'', P.O. Box 60142, Chicago, Ill., 60660. In­de­pend­ent Jewish so­cial­ist.}} | ||
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+ | {{p|371}}{{hang|''Cine­aste'', 333 Sixth Ave., New York, N.Y., 10014. Of­fers a {{qq|so­cial and polit­ical per­spect­ive on the cinema.}}}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Col­lect­or{{s}} Net­work News'', State His­tor­ical So­ci­ety, 816 State St., Madi­son, Wis., 53706. News­let­ter of re­source in­form­a­tion on left peri­od­ic­als.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''The Col­lege Teacher Worker News­let­ter'', 235 W. 23rd St., New York, N.Y. Pub­lic­a­tion of the CPUSA.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Com­mon Ground'', 2314 Elliot Ave. South, Min­ne­a­polis, Minn., 55404. Self-reli­ance and com­mun­ity con­trol.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Com­mun­it­ies'', Box 426, Twin Oaks, Louisa, Va., 23093. Focus on com­munes, co­ops, and col­lect­ives.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Con­cerned Demo­graphy'', c/o R. T. Reynolds, So­ci­ology Dept., Ithaca Col­lege, Ithaca, N.Y., 14850.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Con­fer­ence on Lan­guage At­ti­tudes and Com­pos­i­tion News­let­ter'', Dept. of Eng­lish, Port­land State Uni­vers­ity, P.O. Box 751, Port­land, Ore­gon, 97207. Against the class bias in using a single stand­ard for {{qq|good Eng­lish}}}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Counter Spy'', Fifth Estate, P.O. Box 647, Ben Frank­lin Sta­tion, Wash­ing­ton, D.C., 20044. Your move.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Crime and So­cial Justice: A Journal of Rad­ical Crim­in­o­logy'', P.O. Box 4373, Berke­ley, Ca., 94704. De­votes an en­tire sec­tion in each issue to prob­lems of so­cial­ist ped­agogy.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''CSC News Let­ter'', Child­hood Sen­su­al­ity Circle, P.O. Box 20163, El Cajon, Ca., 92021. {{qq|News and views of the Chil­dren{{s}} Lib­er­a­tion Move­ment.}}}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Cul­tural Cor­re­spond­ence'', Dorr­war Book­store, 224 Thayer Ave., Provid­ence, R.I., Focus on pop­ular cul­ture.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''The Cul­tural Re­porter'', GPO Box 1760, New York, N.Y., 10001. So­cial­ist cul­ture.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Cul­tural Worker'', Box 302, N. Am­herst, Mass., 01059. So­cial­ist cul­ture.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Dande­lion'', Out­reach Col­lect­ive, 4722 Balti­more Ave., Phil­adelphia, Pa., 19043. News­let­ter of Move­ment for New So­ciety. So­cial change through non­vi­ol­ent means.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Dia­lect­ical An­thro­po­logy'' (U.S. and In­ter­na­tional), Elsevier Sci­entific Pub­lish­ing Co., P.O. Box 211 Amster­dam, The Nether­lands. Marx­ist and crit­ical ap­proaches to an­thro­po­logy.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Dia­lect­ical Psy­cho­logy News­let­ter'', c/o H. Gadlin, Dept. of Psy­cho­logy, Uni­vers­ity of Mas­sachu­setts, Am­herst, Mass., 01002.}} | ||
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+ | {{hang|''Dis­sent'', 505 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y., 10017. Gen­eral polit­ical and cul­tural journal. Demo­cratic so­cial­ist ori­ent­a­tion.}} | ||
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Teaching Materials
This section includes materials relevant to radical teaching and research, and the study of left political ideas and organizations. The section falls into three parts:
I. An annotated bibliography of radical professional and general journals and newsletters appearing in the English language. To make this bibliography manageable, we have omitted publications whose main thrust is countercultural rather than political, most single-issue newsletters, and student journals. This part of the bibliography is also divided according to country of publication (United States, Great Britain, other); and those works are further divided into those whose themes are mainly national and theoretical and those whose themes are mainly foreign and international (Third World in the case of “other”).
II. A list of left newspapers, news agencies, and journals that are mainly (but not exclusively) affiliated with political organizations. This list does not include most single-issue newspapers, local radical newspapers, trade-union newspapers, and papers/journals of youth or subsidiary groups of the various political organizations.
III. An annotated bibliography of teaching and research materials and resources: books, pamphlets, bibliographies,The fairly rapid turnover of radical publications, presses, and parties, and the frequent changes of address, may quickly date some of our information. We would appreciate it, therefore, if readers who find this bibliography useful would help us keep it up to date by informing us as to needed corrections and additions. Finally, quoted material where it appears is taken from the publication’s own advertisements.
A. United States
1. Mainly national and theoretical themes