Adventures in Marxism by Marshall Berman - 1999-09

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Verso, 1999-09-17. Hardcover. Good. 1.0118 7.7717 5.6693. Foxing to the top of the page edges.

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London, UK: Verso, 1999. First Edition, First Thus . Hardcover. NEW - COLLECTIBLE/Fine. BRAND NEW & Collectibe. Bi-color boards/Fine. DJ/Fine. American phisospher, Marist humanist, and professor of political science Marshall Howard Berman (1940 - 2013) is an avid admirer of Karl Marx (1818 - 1883). 273 pgs, 13 essays. The essays include the core of Berman's 1963 Oxford thesis, articles first published in periodicals, as well thoughts on Edmund Wilson, Georg Lukacs, Meyer Schapiro, Walter Benjamin, and Studs Terkel, and passages about the workers around him in the streets of New York.