piccone paul ed (83 risultati)

Paper Cover. Condizione: Near Fine. Summer 1977. Patrick Camiller's copy. 263pp Includes Benjamin on Adorno's Social theory an interview with Foucault and more.

Paper Cover. Condizione: Very Good+. Summer 1983 includes interviews with Adorno and Habermas. 240pp.

Paper Cover. Condizione: Very Good+. 239pp includes Cohen on Problem of French socialism.

Paper Cover. Condizione: Near Fine. Winter 1977-78. Includes articles by Gouldner, Castoriadis and many others. 264pp.

Paper Cover. Condizione: Near Fine. Fall 1979. 239pp Bookchin on Self management and new technology plus many others.

Paper Cover. Condizione: Very Good+. Fall 1980 240pp Special issue in honor of Leo Lowenthal contributions from Habermas, heller and many others.

Paper Cover. Condizione: Very Good. Spring 1979. 238pp Special issue in honor of Jurgen Habermas.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Sept.- Oct 1970 special issue on Youth Culture 94pp.

Zine. Condizione: Near Fine. First Edition. [RADICAL POLITICS]. Ed. Paul Buhle. Contributors: Todd Gitlin, Hans Gerth, Andrew Levine, Martin Glaberman, Paul Piccone, Dale Tomich, et al. "Radical America: Volume Three, Number Five, September 1969." Madison, WI: Radical America. Jes' Folks Revolutionary Printers Commune, 1969. First edition. English language. Stapled zine with stiff wraps. Articles, a print portflio with two color images, and black-and-white illustrations. 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. 4 oz. 76 pp. Cocked. Toned. Minute spotting on front wrapper. Text clean. Very Good Plus. ASIN: B000HF1926. "Obituary to Theodor Adorno by Hans Gerth, plus Althusser, and comment. Also Robert Wicke on CLR James's 'Modern Politics.'".

Softcover. Condizione: Good Plus. First Edition. [THEORY]. Ed. Paul Piccone. Contributors: Jurgen Habermas, John Zerzan, Paul Buhle, Russell Jacoby, Joan Landes, et al. "Telos: A Quarterly Journal of Radical Thought, Number 49, Fall 1981 (Vol. 14, No. 3)." St. Louis, MO: Telos Press Ltd., September 21, 1981. English language. Softcover academic journal with nonfiction academic articles, interviews, and book reviews, concerning critical theory, the Frankfurt School, and philosophy. 8 3/4 x 6 inches. 11 oz. 240 pp. Shelf-wear, rubbing, and slight creasing on wrappers and spine. Ink on table of contents. Some minor staining. Text clean. Good Plus. ISSN: 0090-6514. No ASIN. No ISBN. "Relations between critical theory and the independent Left have not always been the most cordial. Especially after the catastrophic 'rediscovery' of Marxism-Leninism more than a decade ago, the disintegration of the New Left has paralleled its growing distance from critical theory. With the development, especially in Germany, of new social movements independent of any traditional class politics and the publication of more immediately political analyses by Habermas and his associates in Starnberg, a rapprochement may be possible. In a long interview with Habermas, Knodler-Bunte, Axel Honneth, and Arno Widmann, try to confront this history while probing Habermas's new book, 'Theorie des kommunikativen Handeln.'".

Magazine. 228p., 5.75x8.5 inches, spine sunned, else very good condition. "A quarterly journal of critical thought". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc.

Paperback. 264p., wraps, 6x8.75 inches, very good condition.

Magazine. 192pp., 6x8.75 inches, spine sunned, else very good condition. "A quarterly journal of radical social theory". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc. Issue No. 18 includes articles on "Reexamining the Second International" by Andrew Arato, "Forgetting Lenin" by Francois George, "Re-reading Rosa Luxemburg" by Dick Howard, more.

Magazine. 264p., 5.75x8.5 inches, spine sunned and creased, else very good condition. "A quarterly journal of critical thought". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc. No. 34 has articles "Stalinism: A Study of Internal Colonialism", "Adorno, Marxism, and Art" and much more.

Magazine. 220p., 6x8.75 inches, wraps lightly worn and soiled else good condition. "A quarterly journal of radical social theory". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc.

Magazine. 264p., wraps lightly worn, old price in red pencil on first page, else very good condition. "A quarterly journal of radical social theory". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc.

Magazine. 264p., wraps, 5.75x8.5 inches, wraps lightly worn, spine sunned, else very good condition. "A quarterly journal of critical thought". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc.

Magazine. 228p., wraps, 5.75x8.5 inches, wraps lightly worn and soiled, spine toned, previous owner's name penned on front wrap, else very good condition. "A quarterly journal of critical thought". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc.

Paperback. 205p., wraps lightly worn, old price sticker on front wrap, else very good condition. "A quarterly journal of critical thought". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began to publish articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc.

Magazine. 239p., wraps, spine and edges of front wrap sunned, else very good condition. "A quarterly journal of radical thought". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began to publish articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc.

Magazine. 264p., wraps lightly worn, else very good condition. "A quarterly journal of radical social theory". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc.

Magazine. 252p., wraps, 5.75x8.5 inches, wraps lightly worn and soiled, else good condition. Subscription form laid in. "A quarterly journal of critical thought". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc.

Magazine. 264p., 6x8.75 inches, wraps lightly worn, else good condition. Subscription form laid in. "A quarterly journal of radical social theory". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc. Issue No. 27 includes articles: "On the Problem of the Dialectic" by Herbert Marcuse, "The Logic of Marx's Capital", "Unionization in America", "Marxism and Art", "Beyond Marx and Tito" and many more.

Paperback. 240p., wraps lightly worn, else very good condition. "A quarterly journal of critical thought." Includes material on Argentina, Poland, South Africa, Italy, political trials under Stalin, and more.

Magazine. 238p., 5.75x8.5 inches, wraps slightly worn and spine faded, else in very good condition. "A quarterly journal of critical thought". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began publishing articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc. No. 21 has articles "The Socio-Economic Nature of the USSR", "The Politics of Epistemology" and much more.

Paperback. 192p., wraps, 5.75x8.5 inches, very good condition. "A quarterly journal of critical thought". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began to publish articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc.

Paperback. 192p., wraps, 5.75x8.5 inches, very good condition. "A quarterly journal of critical thought". Founded by Paul Piccone (1940-2004) in 1968 while a doctoral student in philosophy at the State University of New York, Buffalo. After earning his doctorate in 1970, he moved to St. Louis for a teaching job, then moved to New York City after not getting tenure. With Piccone as editor, and a number of fellow Buffalo philosophy graduate students and others serving as editorial associates, Telos began publishing important translations (many for the first time), philosophical articles and reviews promoting the Western Marxist tradition, including Frankfurt School critical theory, Phenomenological Marxism, and Marxist Humanism. In the early 1980's Telos began to publish articles that reflected an openness to conservative philosophical and political thought , signaling for many an editorial shift to the political "right" by, for example, publishing articles by and about Carl Schmidt, etc. This issue includes a special section on capitalism in Poland.

Paperback. 239p., wraps, 6x8.75 inches, spine sunned, else very good condition.

Paperback. 264p., wraps, 6x8.75 inches, very good condition. Order form laid in.

Paperback. 255p., wraps, 6x8.75 inches, spine sunned, else very good condition.