Marxism and America New Appraisals

This edited collection explores the complex and often paradoxical relationship between Marxism and American society.

It examines the historical trajectory of Marxist thought in the US, considering its influence on various social movements and intellectual currents.

The book delves into the tensions between orthodox and heterodox interpretations of Marxism, and how these have shaped American political discourse.

It also analyzes the intersection of Marxism with other social categories such as gender, race, and sexuality, offering a nuanced understanding of American Marxism's evolution.

The collection challenges traditional narratives of American exceptionalism, demonstrating the significant, albeit often understated, impact of Marxist ideas on the nation's history.