Dissent: Quarterly of Socialist Opinion: Volume I, No. 4: Autumn, 1954 by Howe, Irving (editor)

New York: Dissent Publishing Association. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1965. Softcover. This issue includes: Paul Goodman on Berkeley and Its Repercussions, Justin & Kahn on The Ambiguous Legacy of Malcolm X, A Special Feature by Robert C. Tucker on The Great Moscow Trials: A Retrospect, and more. Light green wraps, perfect bound, reddish-brown cover lettering. ; 6" x 9"; [145]-288 pp; Sunned at spine, slight edgewear, pages clean and unmarked. .

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1954. pp. 306-416; items by/about: Irving Howe (Shame of US Lilberalism); G.D.H. Cole (Socialism Vs the Welfare State); Ignazio Silone (interview), Norman Mailer (David Riesman's America); Lewis Coser (Sects and Sectarians); Dennis H. Wrong (Theories of McCarthyism); Ben B. Seligman (Economics of Josephs Schumpeter); Jack Rader (ndo-China: Engd of an Epoch); George Rawich (American Student: a Profile), . 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1966. pp. 225-336; items by/about: Socialism; Irving Howe (Buddhist Revolt in Vitenam); Paul Feldman (Free Elections for Dominican Republic); Paul Jacobs (Code 77: Report From Watts); Vera Rony (Bogalusa: economics of Tragedy); Ben B. Seligman (Theories of Automation); Calvin Hernton (Going Back South); Reginald E. Zelnik (Prodicgal Fathers and Existential Sons: Berkeley); Denis H. Wrong (Idea of "COmmunity"); Lewis Coser (Myth of Peasant Revolt); Norman Mailer (On cannibals and Christians); John R. Seeley, et al (The Draft), Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1960. pp.317-412; items by/about: Ralph Samuel ("Bastard" Capitalism) H. Brand (Poverty in the US); James O'connor (COncentrations and Control of Society); Czeslaw Milosz (On Socialist Realism); Michael Reagan (Proposals for the Sixties); Robert A. Bone (Private Norman Mailer Re-Enlists); henry Pachter (Political Conomy of Growth); Michael Walzer (Dea of Resistance); Stephan Thernstrom (On the new Pacifism) Harold Rosenberg (poem); Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1965. pp. 393-520; items by/about: Michael Harrington (Politics of Poverty); John Schrecker & Michael Walzzer (American Interventin and the Cold War); Benjamin Schwartz (Modernization and the Maoist Vision); Michael Rustin (Labor in Britain After 10 Months); Lee Kuan Yew (Why Asian Socialism has Failed?); Stanley Diamond (Black Farce, White Lies); Carl Oglesby (Teach-ns: a Student Response); David T. Bazelon (Kids and the Cockers), Arthur I Washow (New Student Movement); Irving Howe (Adlai Stevenson: The Last, Sad Years),. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1962. pp.209-308; items by/about: Leszek Kolakowski (Priest and the Jester; Irving Howe (Djlas and the Lies of Half-Truth); Paul Goodman (Format and Anziety); Herman Benson (Sickness of Labor Unions); Joseh Bensman & Bernard Rosenberg (Culture of New Suburbia); Jean Bazaine (French Painter Visits Moscow); Eugene Zamiatin (Letter to Stalin); H. Brand (Disarmament and Capitalism); Philip Green (Politics of Oil), Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1961. pp.1-104; items by/about: Irving Howe (Richard Wright Memorial); Norman Birnbaum (The Left in Britain); Lewis Coser (Socialism and Aparthy in England); Stanley Pl;astrik (Return to India); Edwin M. Schur (The addict and the Law); Herbert Marcuse (Language and Technological Society); David Spitz (Nature and Limits of Freedom); Paul Parisot (France in Agony); Daniel Bell & Dennis Wrong (Ideology and the Beau Geste); Frank Harper (California's Death Penalty), Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1955. pp. 1-96; items by/about: Ignazio Silone (Choice of Comrades);isaac Deruscher (Russia in Transition); Lewis Coser & Irving Howe (Authoritarians on the "Left") Valois (Mendes-France: A Domestic Account); Sid Lens (Report on asian Socialism); Arthur Ray (From the Bomb to...); Eduard Roditi (Letter from Algeria); G.L. Arnold (Hollywood Imagination), Ben B. Seligman (A.A. Berle and the Corporate Soul); Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1955. pp. 99-192; items by/about:Irving Howe (The Ada: Vision and Myopia); Michael Harrington (Committee for Cultural Freedom); Murray Kempton (Cain and Hubert Humphrey); Jack Rader (From Malenhev to Khrushchev); Franz Neuman (Anxiety in Politics); Norman Mailer (Letter to East Europeans); Bob Bone (Changing status of the Negro); Asoka Mehta (Asia: Industrialized Deocracy); Bernard Rosenberg (Mr. Lionell Trilling and Theodore Dreiser); Ben B. Seligan (Merger and Monopoly in the US), Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1961. pp.105-216; items by/about: Tom Kahn & Michael Welzer (Idea of Revolution); Jane Hayman (White Jew); John P. Roche (Electoral College); Ignazio Silone (Welfare Stat3e); David Carper (Fallacies About Trade Unions); H.W. Benson (Can Unions be Democratic?); Seymour Melman (Arms Control Defeatism); Robert P. Wolff (Insnity of Realism); Stephan Thernstrom (Going Underground Inn Massachusetts) Edward Speyer (Brave New World for Scientists) Lionel Abel (Metaphysical Stalinism), Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.