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Mapping the English Left Through Film

Twenty Five Uneasy Pieces

Ian Parker
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Pages
230
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Folrose

About

Ian Parker's Mapping the English Left through Film: Twenty Five Uneasy Pieces is a block-buster of a book, mercilessly unpicking the cinematic narratives that infuse twenty-five organisations. Key elements of plot and production are used to tell the story of purges and splits and cult-favourites in this innovative history of Trotskyist groups in England. This is the place where revolutionary Marxism goes to the movies.

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  • Communism, Post-Communism & Socialism
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