Titlebook: New Left, New Right and Beyond; Taking the Sixties S Geoff Andrews (Senior Lecturer in Politics),Richar Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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The New Right and the 1960s: the Dialectics of Liberation,rly to the young — our contemporary pop culture is suffused with elaborate references to the iconic pop stars and songs of that era. For them, as for most people, the sixties has gently subsided into popular imagination as a collage of revolting students, permissiveness and personal freedom.

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,1968’s Unfinished Business — Cultural Equality and the Renewal of the Left,ime she paraded the plumage of ‘liberation’, ‘empowerment’ and ‘individual fulfilment’. Similarly, Tony Blair talks 1960’s language about ‘the third way’, ‘participation’, ‘openness’, ‘new politics’ while at the same time presuming private ownership to be a God-given fixture, drastically centralisin

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Introduction,ts baneful impact on society and culture. People on the left criticise the period for inflated rhetoric and negligible achievement. It can be seen as the climax of a short golden age of peace and prosperity, sandwiched between the extremes of earlier and later periods, and thus more occasion for nos

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Hey Jimmy! The Legacy of Gramsci in British Cultural Politics,ere made but still the ‘war of position’ and the ‘organic intellectual’ read as enigmatic metaphors rather than political realities. In the absence of a proletarian revolutionary party, or ‘Modern Prince’, which was central to Gramsci’s project, the cultural struggle initiated by the New Left has on

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Stars and Moons: Desire and the Limits of Marketisation,f Carl Jung — took me, excitedly (because here was evidence of a new, popular and marketable, interest in the esoteric ideas which she considered important), to a new bookshop in Camden Town. This bookshop — Compendium — sold and thus released upon the market . (plural of . — the annual book of tabl