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For this task, he calls on the help of the social critics of an earlier time, especially Riesman, Mills, and the literary critic Irving Howe. Consequently, the best of our early Jewish American novelists often dramatized the "costs," as Irving Howe put it, "exacted by their struggle to tear themselves away" from the "remembered world of their youth" ("Introduction" 3). Although his new book begins with a chapter on the collapse of the American Communist party, its chief interest lies in the detailed accounts he gives of three more obscure groups: the activists who swore allegiance to Max Shachtman, the intellectuals associated with Irving Howe and his small journal, Dissent, and the radical pacifists linked to A. |
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