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Four generations of intellectuals discuss their political histories and present perspectives

of the inequitable power-relationship between party and people which has hitherto so distorted the social and political structure of New China

Prawer’s highly influential work explores how the world of imaginative literature—poems

Foucault emerges as the inventor of a new analysis of our modern mechanisms of control and exclusion: precisely of ‘genealogy as critique’

Lester also considers the fate of Russia’s bewildered working class and the prospects for the emergence of a new left

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