The Education of Desire: Marxists and the Writing of History

by Harvey J. Kaye

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Kaye addresses the much-debated question of the role of intellectuals in the making of history and social change, and insists upon the necessity of continuing to ask classical and fundamental Marxist questions about exploitation, oppression and struggle.

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