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Opening the Books. Essays on the Social and Cultural History of Britsih Communism. イギリス共産党の文化・社会史
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| 著者・編者 | Andrews, G. / N. Fishman et al. (eds.), |
|---|---|
| 出版社 | (Pluto Pr., UK) |
| 出版年月 | 1995 |
| ページ数 | 272 pp. |
| 言語 | ENG |
| ニュース番号 | ＜406-1440＞ |
解説
This collection is a real achievement and sets a new standard which other historians of the left will need to match' Nick Tiratsoo, New Times
'Serious students of British communist history will be glad to have [Opening the Books] on their shelves' Peter Fryer, Workers Press
'This book could be of value as a source for some aspects of the early history of the CPGB' Morning Star
A judicous blending of praise and blame. Sue Bradley is very interesting on the Lancashire women who made up the majority of the county's over half a million cotton workers. Nina Fishman is equally good on the 1926-56 trade union movement as a whole. Mike Waite adds a well-informed study of the dubious youth culture of the 1960's. But the CP, Eric Hobsbawn emphasizes in a postscript to Opening the Books, was a far from negligible force, and ought not to be forgotten. History Today, Dec '95
'Serious students of British communist history will be glad to have [Opening the Books] on their shelves' Peter Fryer, Workers Press
'This book could be of value as a source for some aspects of the early history of the CPGB' Morning Star
A judicous blending of praise and blame. Sue Bradley is very interesting on the Lancashire women who made up the majority of the county's over half a million cotton workers. Nina Fishman is equally good on the 1926-56 trade union movement as a whole. Mike Waite adds a well-informed study of the dubious youth culture of the 1960's. But the CP, Eric Hobsbawn emphasizes in a postscript to Opening the Books, was a far from negligible force, and ought not to be forgotten. History Today, Dec '95