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1
Spring 1995
- The editors. Issue summary
- Satyananda Gabriel. Paper People Burn
- Caffyn Kelley. Art and Life
- Richard Wolff. Magritte: A Painter Brushes with Overdetermination
- Bruce Talbot Coram. Some Applications of Game Theory to Marxian Political Economy
- Sheila Rowbotham. Hindsight
- Sanford F. Schram. Inverting Political Economy: Perspective, Position, and Discourse in the Analysis of Welfare
- Michael Roberts. Rereading Marx and Nietzsche
REMARX
REMARX:
Maurya Wickstrom. Girl Child and Camera: Orlando from Woolf to Potter and BeyondREMARX:
Stefano G. Azzara. Marxist Thought, Leninism, and the Historical Balance of the Twentieth Century
CORRESPONDENCE
CORRESPONDENCE:
Raphael Sassower. Postmodern Marxism: Political Economy in the MakingCORRESPONDENCE:
Robert Albritton. Postmodern Economy in the Making: A Response
- VOLUME , NUMBER
2
Summer 1995
- The editors. Issue summary
- Enid Arvidson. Cognitive Mapping and Class Politics: Towards a Nondeterminist Image of the City
- Ramsey Eric Ramsey. A Politics of Dissatisfaction: The Heretical Marxisms of Reich and Bloch
- Teresa L. Ebert. The Knowable Good: Post-al Politics, Ethics, and Red Feminism
- Colin Hay. Rethinking Crisis: Narratives of the New Right and Constructions of Crisis
- David Mertz. The Racial Other in Nationalist Subjectivations: A Lacanian Analysis
- Bradley J. MacDonald. From the Spectacle to Unitary Urbanism: Reassessing Situationist Theory
REMARX
REMARX:
Jo-Young Shin. Althusser's Contribution to a Postmodern (Overdeterminist) Marxism
REVIEWS
REVIEW:
Richard Wolff. The Future Lasts Forever: A Memoir, by Louis Althusser. REVIEW:
Chip Rhodes. The Althusserian Legacy, edited by Michael Sprinker and E. Ann Kaplan, and Althusser: A Critical Reader, by George Elliott.
- VOLUME , NUMBER
3
Fall 1995
- The editors. Issue summary
- Liu Kang. The Problematics of Mao and Althusser: Alternative Modernity and Cultural Revolutions
- Robert F. Garnett, Jr. Markets, Modernism, and Marx: Some Thoughts on Economics after the Cold War
- Michael Parkhurst. Adorno and the Practice of Theory
- Martin Espada. "All the People Who Are Now Red Trees" and other poems
- Margaret Nash. Feminist Economies
- Domenico Jervolino. Towards a Philosophy of Liberation from a Cosmopolitan Perspective
- Tony Fabijancic. The Dialectics of Modernity: Reification, Space, and Vision
- Sally Grizzell. Artworks
REMARX
REMARX:
Diane Roche, Diane and James R. Stormes. "Let Us Lift up Our Hearts": Communal Class Processes in the Success of a Low-Income CommunityREMARX:
Chaudhury, Ajit. Rethinking Marxism in India: The Heritage We Renounce REMARX:
Reed, Edward S. The Cycle of Abuse: Personal and Political
REVIEWS
Review:
Kliman, Andrew. Marx's Method in Capital: A Reexamination, edited by Fred Moseley
- VOLUME , NUMBER
4
Winter 1995
- The editors. Issue summary
- David Harvey. Globalization in Question
REMARX: Derrida’s Marx
- Pierre Macherey. Marx Dematerialized, or the Spirit of Derrida
- J. K. Gibson-Graham. Haunting Capitalism . . . in the Spirit of Marx and Derrida
- Robert F. Garnett, Jr. Marx's Value Theory: Modern or Postmodern?
- John Milios. Marxist Theory and Marxism as a Mass ideology: The Effects of the Collapse of“Really Existing Socialism” on west European Marxism
- Nick Stevenson. Critical Theory, Ideology, and Television
- Kenneth Long. Marx, Fanon, Nkrumah, and the Intersection of Socialism and Radical Feminism
- Fred Lonidier. “Blueprint for a Strike”
REVIEWS
REVIEW:
Donald Morton. Cold War Criticism and the Politics of skepticism, by Tobin Siebers and Fifteen Jugglers, Five Believers: Literary politics and the Poetics of American social Movements, by T. V. Reed
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