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... also represented a reinvention of ideology critique by US Third World and Black feminist movements, though in this case directed to practical ends. Copyright © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 global Maoism contradiction US Black feminism US Third World feminism intersectionality...

... Una Menos collective. Colette Gaiter is a professor in the Departments of Africana Studies and Art and Design at the University of Delaware. Her writing on former Black Notes on Contributors 665 Panther artist Emory Douglas s work appears in Art, Global Maoism, and the Chinese Cultural Revolution...

...). Viola Bao is a PhD student in the Comparative Literary Studies Program and English Department at Northwestern University. She is working on a dissertation on global Maoism and 1960s–70s social and literary movements. She is a literary critic and regular contributor to the Swedish daily newspaper...

... . ———. n.d. “ Dark Angles/Recesses .” Unpublished MS . Banaji Jairus . 2010 . “ The Ironies of Indian Maoism .” International Socialism: A Quarterly Journal of Socialist Theory , no. 128 . www.isj.org.uk/?id=684 . Bhabha Homi . 2004 . “ Foreword: Framing Fanon .” In Fanon Frantz...

... of Strategy in China’s Revolutionary War, in addition to the all-too-obvious choice of The Communist Manifesto. Marxism, Leninism, and Maoism are thus tied to the principal episodes in an otherwise orthodox periodization of revolutionary activity: The great stages of Marxism are punctuated...

.... He then goes on to elucidate the distinction between “classical Marxism” and “Maoism” in these words: “While classical Marxism theorized the revolutionary function of an urban working class, Maoism on the contrary appealed to an immense peasantry as its primary revolutionary force, with a resulting...

... of ideology itself and a practice of ideology critique during the 1960s and 1970s. Althusser s thinking is typically situated in relation to the French Communist Party s responses to Stalinism, the Algerian war, Maoism, the Cuban revolution, and (to a lesser extent) the conflict in Indochine/Vietnam; Warren...

..., insomuch as they coincide in the illusory pursuit of some magical synthesis: Maoism with the Andean utopias, in the first case; colonial Catholicism with a hierarchical conception of the family and of society, in the second. Both suppose, like so many fundamen­ talist groups, that their dogmas would...

... the idea of postsocialism, 1 a term first employed by historian Arif Dirlik. For Dirlik the end of Maoism was not simply...

... reciprocally reinforcing in this period, and both succeeded with massive Soviet aid and influence. Maoism, at its peak of political accomplishment, was somehow absorbed into everyday life and moral consciousness. The early socialist realist experiments during and after the Yen an period (1937-48...

... that varied as a function of their adherence to a hard" political line. Thus Vive la Revolution (VLR), a group inspired by both situationism and Maoism, was relatively open to feminist arguments. But such openness remains exceptional. Cf. Fran50i.se Picq, Liberation des femmes, les annees mouvement (Paris...