"An excellent text to supplement a study of Karl Marx and current
political thought. The inclusion of feminist thought makes it
doubly useful."--Susan Hunter, West Virginia University
"Provides a concise yet comprehensive selection of crucial Western
Marxist writings. The theoretical breadth of the anthology is
particularly notable, in its avoidance of eulogizing the Frankfurt
School, and its emphasis upon socialist-feminist texts."--Robin R.
Walz, University of California, Davis
"An extremely useful survey of the interface between law and
society."--David P. Adams, Columbus State Community College
"A fine collection of recent Marxist writings."--David J. Detmer,
Valparaiso University
"A very good collection....Includes selections from many different
contemporary aspects of the modern left."--Stephen Joseph,
Framingham State College
"Very good selection of papers in a handsome format and affordable
to students."--David B. Boersema, Pacific University
"The best of its kind, with the key authors and key
essays!"--George V. Zito, Syracuse University
"A very good introduction to the high points of Western Marxism.
The texts are the central texts in that tradition...[and] these
selections are quite the best. I am not aware of any comparable
book now available. Gottlieb's Introduction is nothing short of
impressive. He is obviously intimately acquainted with the large
body of Marxian and post-Marxian literature, as well as with the
political movements that were, to varying extents, inspired by
the writings of Karl Marx. He manages to provide a very complex
account of the intellectual debates and the responses to historical
events that gave rise to the tradition known as 'Western Marxism.'
He does
this in a way that the undergraduate will find intelligible and
interesting. I consider Gottlieb's Introduction a first-rate piece
of scholarly writing."--Richard Schmitt, Brown University
"Just very good."--Jean Belkhir, University of Wisconsin, Superior
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