NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE

:Marcuse in the Twenty-First Century 
Radical Politics, Critical Theory, and Revolutionary Praxis

Volume 38, Number 4, 2016


Guest Co-Editors
Robert Kirsch and Sarah Surak
 

 

INTRODUCTION
Robert Kirsch and Sarah Surak

:ARTICLES

Conference Plenary: When Liberation Movements Become One-Dimensional: On Critical Theory and Intersectionality
Arnold L. Farr, Amahlia L. Perry-Farr and Louisa N. Perry-Farr

The Rationality of Philosophy
Herbert Marcuse

Beyond the One-Dimensional University: A Marcusean Critique of Outcomes Assessment
Brandon Absher

Critical Pedagogy in the Neoliberal University: Reflections on the 2015 York University Strike through a Marcusean Lens
Dean Caivano, Rodney Doody, Terry Maley and Chris Vandenberg

The Counterrevolutionary Campus: Herbert Marcuse and the Suppression of Student Protest Movements
Bryant William Sculos and Sean Noah Walsh

Displaying Garbage: Installations as Spaces of Domination and Resistance
Sarah Surak

Herbert's Herbivore: One-Dimensional Society and the Possibility of Radical Vegetarianism
Katherine E. Young

Are We the Walking Dead? Zombie Apocalypse as Liberatory Art
Nancy D. Wadsworth

Marcuse: A Critic in Counterrevolutionary Times
Silvio Ricardo Gomes Carneiro

:BOOK REVIEWS

Crisis and Commonwealth: Marcuse, Marx, McLaren
Review by Aaron Major

 The Dialectics of Liberation
Review by David Schultz

Paris Lectures at Vincennes University, 1974: Global Capitalism and Radical Opposition
Review by Jeffery L. Nicholas

AFTERWORD
Douglas Kellner