This collection brings together many of Alan M. Wald's most influential and original essays. They provide a richly provocative inquiry into the antinomies of cultural radicalism and are characterized by Wald's blend of meticulous research and lucid, incisive theory.
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"Alan Wald ranks among the most important intellectual historians of the literary and cultural left in the United States . . . Wald's prose is perfectly free from jargon . . . a fine counterpoint to the fashionable lament that lucid left writing is a thing of the past."
—In These Times
"Wald addresses a wider audience in this honest, timely, and wide-ranging collection . . . should engage anyone interested in cultural studies, American intellectual history, or social and political change."
—American Literature
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