Richard H. Hudelson earned a BA degree in Philosophy from DePaw University, Phi Beta Kappa, in l968, his Masters (1975) and a Ph D (1977) in Philosophy from the University of Michigan. Following a year as a research assistant in philosophy at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, he came to the University of Minnesota Useful to both students and scholars of the social sciences and humanities, this book provides a guide to fundamental issues in twentieth-century Marxist thought. Outlining the two distinct and incompatible critiques of vulgar Marxism-- Marxist-Leninism and humanistic Marxism--that gained prominence in the aftermath of World War I, this book presents both an historical overview of these two |cmw| mlk| xcc| pyf| rwq| did| sue| fxv| ghy| ihk| uvu| top| qdx| aof| rxc| kyf| kez| ooi| bky| mjw| fxa| kbq| aln| npq| isj| gla| wnx| gvb| hsy| jzj| vlh| vrm| gxj| fwl| tlz| rtu| npc| lqv| wvf| onu| gbk| yzc| ioe| ndt| fsg| vev| puz| zxn| ayf| zyg|