Dissent: Quarterly of Socialist Opinion: Volume VI, No.2: Spring, 1959 by Howe, Irving (editor) - 1959

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, 1962. pp. 311-420; items by/about: Socialism; Stanley Plastrik (Alliance for Progress); Henri Rabassseire (Abolishing the Octopus); Octavio Paz (Mexican Revolution Today); Daniel M. Friedenberg (Cuban Dialogue); I.A. Langnas (Democracy and Dictatorship); Oscar Delgado (Revolution, Reform, conservatism: Three Types of Agrarian Structure); Bernard Rosenberg (Argentine Tragedy); Frank Bonilla (Rural Reform in Brazil) & /rio;s favelas: The Rural Slum Within a City); samuel Shapiro (Bolivia's Faltering Revolution=); Robert J. Alexander (Confusion in British Guiana), etc, 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.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1966. pp.1-1121; items by/about: Irving Howe ( William Buckley and the price of Kicks); jan Howard (Provocation of Violence); Max Hayward (Tertz-Sinyavski); Ton Hayden (Politics of "The Movement"); Emanuel Geltman & Stanley Plastrik (Politics of Coalition); Marshall Sahlins (Destruction of Conscience in Vietnam); Vietnam Protest Items (Kenneth Boulding, Michael Walzer, Tom Kahn, Emanuel Geltman, Paul Cowan), Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1963. pp. 105-200; items by/about: Socialism; Ben B. Seligman (Whose Taxes, Whose Economy?); Irving Howe (Revival of Radicalism?); Emanuel Geltman (Printers' Strike and the Liberal Response); Meyer Shapiro (On David Siqueiros, a Dilemma for Artists); Alexander Donat (Armageddon: 20 Years After the Warsaw Uprising); Jean Bloch-Miochel (Gallism and the Machiavellian Left); Roy Finch (New Peace movement, Pt. 2); Edgar Z. Friedenberg (Image of Adolescent Minority); George Lichtheim (Does Public Ownership Still Matter?), Stanley Diamond (Modern Africa: The pains of Birth), Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1960. pp. 1-104; items by/about: Irving Howe ( A Mind's Turning, the Intellectual and Politics); Emanuel Geltman (Lassitude and Liberalism); Lewis Coser (Prosperous Communism); Stanley Plastrik (British labor in 1960); Ben B. Seligman (Conversion to Peace?); rigged Society, TV Scandals (Murray Hausknecht, Jay Bentham & Bernard Rosenberg); James O'connor (Steel Strikes as Lockouts), Mendes-France, a Reasons for a Change), Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1965. pp. 289-392; items by/about:Irving Howe ( New Styles in "Leftism"); Staughton Lynd (New Radicals and Paticipatory Democracy); Lionel Abel ("What is Literature?, Open Letter to Jean-paul Sartre); Fwn M. Brodie (Abolitionists and Maerican Historians); Jean Blocmichel (France: Communists, so=cialists and King Charles); M.S. Prabhakar (View from Inside India ); Aaron Segal (African Sociaism and Rural Change); Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1957. pp. 97-209; items by/about: Lewis Coser (Foreign Policy); Richard Chase (Heresy and Odern Culture); Bernard Rosenberg (Communisty Party Convention); Michael Walzer Failure of the British Left); Nicola Chiaromonte (The individual and the Mass; Travers Clement (Negroes Find Their Own Way); J.H. Wheeler (On Danger of Being a Radical); Paul Goodman (Robert Penn warren', Segregation; Stanley Diamond & Ben Halpern (The Kibbutz), Poems ( Mieczyslaw Jastrun & Adam Wazyk); Etc.. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.

NY: Dissent Publishing Association, 1958. pp.1-96; items by/about:Irving Howe (First Word on Sputnik); Harold Rosenberg (Pop Culture and Kitsch Criticism); H. Brand (Prosperity Without Welfare); Paul Goodman (Dwight Macdonald Book review); Hipsterism (Norman Mailer, Jean Malaquais, Ned Polsky); Henri Rabasseire (Confessions of Old Timer); Paul Ricoeur (Power and the State); Michael Harrington (Djilas and Bismarkian Socialism); Lewis Coser (Millenarians, Totalitarians, Utopians), Etc. 1st. Paperback. Very Good. 8 vo. Magazine.