Camus and the New Left

Radical Philosophy Review 4 (1-2):117-134 (2001)
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This paper uses Albert Camus to provide insight into understanding the New Left from an empirical psychological perspective and a normative ethical perspective. In the process we show how Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) moved from rebels to revolutionaries.

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