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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Poor. 1st Edition. This is a VG hardcover first edition in a mylar protected DJ that is very very chipped, black spine. Inscribed by Martel. 416 pages. Inscribed by Author(s).

Soft Cover. Condizione: Very Good. Includes article by Irving Adler - Some Philosophical Implications of Modern Mathematics. Wraps have light wear. Pages are clean, text has no markings, binding is sound. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Goldenrod illus. wraps. 5th ptg.: 1983. A bit sunned along joints, minor foxing along text block edges. Square, uncreased binding, unmarked interior beyond former owner's signature/date inked on upper front flyleaf. 416 pp. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Book.

Paperback. first edition. very good trade paperback, spine chippnig.

Paperback. Condizione: Good. Paperback Good Vol XXXVIII, No 4 Softcover Some tanning around edges of cover Pages clean, binding sound.

Magazine. Continuously paginated, 125p., 6x9 inches; pen notation on front wrap, else in very good condition. Content on Lukac, popular theatre, Black miners in Pennsylvania, Shakespeare and Marxist methodology, and more.

Condizione: Very Good. Very Good condition. Vol. 50, no. 3. (social sciences, socialism, Marxism) A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain a few markings such as an owner's name, short gifter's inscription or light stamp.

Softcover. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. Special 50th anniversary issue.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Paperback with a few minor superficial marks on covers. Very light wear on edges, leading corners and spine ends. Page block is faintly marked in places. Pages are clean and sound throughout volume, and all text remains clear. TS. Used.

Softcover. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. Very Good yellow paperback with minor cover wear. Pages 129 - 255, unmarked; UO15 F3F; 8vo 8" - 9" tall.

Magazine. Continuously paginated, 129-256p., 6x9 inches; spine mildly toned, else in very good condition. Content from Bertell Ollman, an article on the Scottsboro Campaign, anti-imperialism and more.

Magazine. Continuous pagination, pp. 257-383, single issue of the 6x9 inches; small pen mark on front wrap, slight sunning, else in very good condition. Science & Society was a journal unofficially linked to the Communist Party, USA. In later year, the journal moved away from its previous pro-CP perspectives though important CPUSA intellectuals will appear in its pages. In this issue articles are on "Chemistry and History in Living Organisms" by Franco Graziosi, more.

Magazine. Continuous pagination, pp. 257-383, single issue of the 6x9 inches; rubberstamp on front wrap, else in very good condition. Science & Society was a journal unofficially linked to the Communist Party, USA. In later year, the journal moved away from its previous pro-CP perspectives though important CPUSA intellectuals will appear in its pages. In this issue articles are on "Chemistry and History in Living Organisms" by Franco Graziosi, more.

Magazine. Continuously paginated, 257-383p., 6x9 inches; slight soil smudge on front wrap, minor pen notation, else in very good condition. Content on peasant revolt in Mexico, labor theory of value, health and revolution in Cuba, Soviet women, and more.

Magazine. 125p., 6x9 inches; back wrap is entirely toned, else in very good condition. Content on the auto industry, Lenin and the politics of organization, and much more.

Magazine. Continuously paginated, 129-252p., 6x9 inches; in very good condition. Articles by Makoto Itoh, David Roediger, and more.

Paperback. 127p., wraps, 6x9 inches; a couple sentences underlined in pen, else a very good copy.

Paperback. Single issue of the quarterly journal, continuous pagination, 130-256p., 6x9 inch paperback; coffee spot on bottom right corner of first page, else in very good condition. Content on K?z? Uno, the Mau Mau Rebellion, women's work in the family, and more.

Magazine. Continuous pagination, pp. 1-126, wraps, 6x9 inches; back wrap is entirely toned, else very good condition.

Magazine. Continuous pagination, pp. 257-383, single issue of the 6x9 inches; spine slightly toned, else in very good condition. Science & Society was a journal unofficially linked to the Communist Party, USA. In later year, the journal moved away from its previous pro-CP perspectives though important CPUSA intellectuals will appear in its pages. In this issue articles are on "Chemistry and History in Living Organisms" by Franco Graziosi, more.

Paperback. Continuous pagination, pp. 385-510, wraps, 6x9 inches; graphs, tables, small pen mark on front wrap, slight toning on spine else a very good copy.

Paper bound, Pp257-384. Staining to very bottom edge of covers and through and through text block else very good. 180 grams. Articles include: The French Trade Union Delegation to the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition, 1876 by Philip Foner; 'The Planters Suffer Little or Nothing': North Carolina Compensations for Executed Slaves, 1748-1772 by Marvin Michael Kay and Lorin Lee Cary; A Study of Marx's Theory of Value by Makoto Itoh; The Marxist Aesthetic of Stefan Morawski by Louis Harap; A Note on American Literary Independence by Annette Rubinstein; plus book reviews.

Paper bound, 125pp. Very good. 180 grams. Articles include: Toward a Marxist Understanding of Shakespeare: A Symposium; Robert Weimann on Shakespeare and Marxist Methodology; Margot Heinemann on Shakespearean Contradictions and Social Change; Thomas Metscher on Shakespeare in the Context of Renaissance Europe; Annette Rubinstein on Bourgeois Equality in Shakespeare; Michael Hamburger on Gestus and the Poplar Theatre; Bruce Erlich on Shakespeare's Colonial Metaphor: On the Social Function of Theatre in The Tempest; An Unpublished Letter by Georg Lukacs; Linda Nyden on Black Miners in Western Pennsylvania, 1925-1931: The National Miners Union and the United Mine Workers of America; Communications by Philip Foner and Robert Colodny; plus book reviews.

Paper bound, Pp385-510. As new. Peter Cochrane on Gold: The Durability of a Barbarous Relic; Louis Schorsch on Direct Producers and the Rise of the Factory System; Oscar Arnal on Luther and the Peasants: A Lutheran Reassessment; Tibor Frank on An Unknown Letter of Karl Marx to Bertalan Szemere; James Russell on Dialectics and Class Analysis, plus book reviews. 185 grams - ships letter mail.

Paper bound, Pp386-511. As new. Barry Carr on Crisis in Mexican Communism: The Extraordinary Congress of the Mexican Communist Party (Part I); Gene H Bell-Villada on The Idea of Art for Arts Sake: Intellectual Origins, Social Conditions, and Poetic Doctrine; A Ben-Porat on Formation of the Working Class in the U.S.A. and Palestine, 1881-1920: A Comparative Study; Hans Ehrbahr and Mark Glick on The Labor Theory of Value and Its Critics; plus book reviews. 215 grams - ships letter mail.

Paper bound, Pp257-382. As new. Larry and Roberta Garner on Problems of the Hegemonic Party: The PCI and the Structural Limits of Reform; Sheila Delany on Flore et Jehane: A Case Study of the Bourgeois Woman in Medieval Life and Letters; Thomas Sekine on The Circular Motion of Capital; Erwin Marquit on Contradictions in Dialectics and Formal Logic; Arthur Kinoy on The Making of a People's Lawyer, plus book reviews. 190 grams - ships letter mail.

Paper bound, Pp131-255. As new. Claude Braun and Jacinthe Baribeau on A Link Between the Social and the Natural Sciences: The Case of Scientific Psychology; David Lethbridge on The Natural Dialectics of Pavlovian Conditioning; John Bellamy Foster on Sources of Instability in the U.S. Political Economy and Empire; Samir Amin on Modes of Production: History and Unequal Development; Henry Heller on The Transition Debate in Historical Perspective; Jacob Morris on Value Relations and Divisions Within the Working Class: A Comment; plus book reviews. 215 grams - ships letter mail.

Paper bound, Pp257-381. As new. Contents include: David Laibman on Modes of Production and Theories of Transition; Al Szymanski on Productivity Growth and Capitalist Stagnation; Susan Himmelweit on Value Relations and Divisions Within the Working Class; Annette Rubinstein on Three Red Letter Days: Interviews with Gyorgy Lukacs; Bernard Moss on Workers and Communists in France; plus book reviews. 215 grams - ships letter mail.

Paper bound, Pp257-383. As new. Ann Fagan Ginger on Workers' Self-Defense in the Courts; Frank Lad on The Construction of Probability Theory: A Marxist Discussion; Colin Duncan on Under the Cloud of Capital: History vs Theory; Jacob Morris on Underconsumption and the General Crisis: Gillman's Theory; Philip S Foner on Alexander von Humboldt on Slavery in America, plus book reviews. 180 grams - ships letter mail.

Paper bound, 126pp. One-third of rear cover excised at bottom (this would have been a book order form) and moderate wear/short tears to bottom of spine else a very good copy. Contents: Thomas Angotti on The Stalin Period: Opening Up History; Patrick Flaherty on The Socio-Economic Dynamics of Stalinism; Robin D.G. Kelley's Comrades, Praise Gawd for Lenin and Them! Ideology and Culture Among Black Communists in Alabama, 1930-1935; Michael Naples's Is a Uniform Profit Rate Possible? A Logical-Historical Analysis; Hans Ehrbar on The Ruling Class Without Conceptual Preliminaries: A Reply to John Hoffman; plus book reviews. 210 grams - ships letter mail.