Notes on dialectics : Hegel, Marx, Lenin

C.L.R. James is one of the leading Marxist interpreters of colonialism and anti-colonial struggle in the 20th century. Famous for his literary and cultural, as well as theoretical, writings, his thinking engaged with a vast range of issues including civil rights, race, class, socialism, cricket, and cultural production. Notes on Dialectics, first publsihed in 1948, is his key theoretical work. It os one of the most complex and original Marxist documents ever to come out of the U.S., where James lived for 15 years. It provides a thorough reexamination of of the Hegelian foundations of Marxist theory and a new interpretation of the history of thelabor movement through a close engagement with Hegel's Logic. To this day, the book represents a brilliant example of a living, productive engagement with Marxist theory and politics. This new edition, with a new introduction from leading James scholars, ensures that this classic books will continue to reach a new generation of scholars and students of Marxist theory as well as activists. Roger Vaillancourt Was Brutally Murdered In A Minnesota Cornfield 48 Years Ago. Until Now, The Silence Surrounding His Bizarre Death Has Been Deafening. Finally, Through Family, Friends, And One Priest's Tireless Investigation, The Story Of Roger Vaillancourt's Gruesome Death Will Be Told. After A Night Of Drinking And Bizarre Sexual Teasing At The Kitten Club On October 6, 1957, In Mille Lacs County, Mn, Roger Vaillancourt, 17, Was Allegedly Hit By A Car. His Subsequent Death Was Ruled Accidental. Many People In The Community Knew More About Roger's Death But Remained Silent Due To Dears Of Retaliation. The Story Has Been Buried For 48 Years... Until Now. More Than Just A Story Of Torture, Sex, Murder, And An Official Cover-up, Raising Roger's Cross Is A Spiritual Journey Of Reverence And Healing.--back Cover. C.l.r. James. Includes Bibliographical References.