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| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | ||
| Editorial Statement (1937) | 1 | |
| Ripostes (1937) | 2 | |
| Second Thoughts on the USSR (1937) | 6 | |
| Art and Politics (1938) | 12 | |
| The English Literary Left (1938) | 20 | |
| A Letter to The New Republic (1939), Editorial Statement | 30 | |
| September Journal (1940) | 34 | |
| Leon Trotsky (1940) | 40 | |
| Ten Propositions on the War (1941) | 43 | |
| London Letter (1941) | 49 | |
| Ten Propositions and Eight Errors (1941) | 59 | |
| Reply | 66 | |
| A Statement by the Editors (1942) | 69 | |
| The "Liberal" Fifth Column (1946), An Editorial | 69 | |
| A Rejoinder | 82 | |
| Paris Letter (1948) | 85 | |
| The Culture Conference (1949) | 92 | |
| Report on the International Day Against Dictatorship and War (1949) | 98 | |
| The Berlin Congress for Cultural Freedom (1950) | 108 | |
| Our Country and Our Culture (1952), Editorial Statement | 115 | |
| The Sense and Nonsense of Whittaker Chambers (1952) | 137 | |
| Sartre versus Camus: A Political Quarrel (1952) | 146 | |
| The Oppenheimer Case: A Reading of the Testimony (1954) | 152 | |
| Communism Now (1956) | 177 | |
| Coexistence: The End of Ideology (1958) | 182 | |
| Letter from the South: Nobody Knows My Name (1959) | 190 | |
| The Cold War and the West (1962) | 199 | |
| The National Style and the Radical Right (1962) | 220 | |
| Notes on "Camp" (1964) | 232 | |
| The New Radicalism (1965) | 244 | |
| On Vietnam and the Dominican Republic (1965) | 256 | |
| What's Happening to America (1967) | 257 | |
| A Statement on the CIA (1967) | 259 | |
| June 6, 1968 (1968) | 260 | |
| Remarks (1970) | 261 | |
| The Politics of Polemics (1971) | 262 | |
| America Today: An Exchange (1975) | 268 | |
| The Decline of the West (1975) | 280 | |
| While America Burns (1976) | 287 | |
| The Neoconservatives (1977) | 293 | |
| The Responsibility of Scientists (1981) | 299 | |
| Letter from Italy (1981) | 304 | |
| Thunder on the Left (1982) | 310 | |
| Letter from Israel (1982) | 312 | |
| Israeli Letter (1983) | 321 | |
| Gratitude to Our Former Rulers (1983) | 325 | |
| The Polish Spring (1990) | 329 | |
| No Third Way (1990) | 340 | |
| The End of Communism? (1991) | 358 | |
| Intellectuals and the Failure of Communism (1991) | 366 | |
| Soft Totalitarianism (1993) | 370 | |
| American Identities (1994) | 377 | |
| Romania's Mystical Revolutionaries (1994) | 383 | |
| Index | 395 |
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Mike Xigarevidh
reviewed Partisan Century on January 16, 2012
Partisan Century
I use this book in a class I'm teaching and though, as a former journalist myself, I think Lance Bennett is a little tough on journalists overall, it is a very strong description and explanation of what is happening in the media today. If you're interested in media and politics, this is a good basic book to build a foundation.
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