An end to ‘lost texts’
I can still remember the excitement we felt upon discovering Goldwater’s bookshop on an upper floor of a small office building on east 12th street in New York City.
I can still remember the excitement we felt upon discovering Goldwater’s bookshop on an upper floor of a small office building on east 12th street in New York City.
This paper was presented at the “Marxism on the Eve of the Twenty-First Century” Conference, 18-21 March 1999, Elgersburg, Germany.
In Israel these days, everyone is talking about the next war.
I had intended to write this column this week about the various scandals and foul-ups which have troubled the Netanyahu government in recent days. Lots of material was available.
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