Political Analyses and
Interpretations (Contemporary)
Raya Dunayevskaya, "[The] Free Speech
Movement and the Community of Scholars"
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A Marxist analysis, from the perspective of the News
& Letters< faction led by the author, probing the theoretics of
"alienation." (1965)
Fact-Finding Committee of Graduate
Political Scientists, "The Berkeley Free Speech
Controversy"
An extended analysis, mainly of student and faculty issues and dynamics, by an
independent group of graduates. (1964; 39 pp/109K)"
Nathan Glazer, "What Happened at
Berkeley"; Philip Selznik, "Reply to Glazer"; Glazer, "Reply to
Selznik"
A long narrative analysis by a disillusioned Liberal deeply involved in the conflict,
critical of all sides. Debate with a progressive Liberal colleague follows, on key issues.
(1964-65; 63 pp./106K)
Nathan Glazer, "FSM: Freedom
Fighters or Misguided Rebels?"
An offended Liberal's analysis of the illegitimacy of the FSM's tactics. (1965, 12
pp./20K)
Paul Goodman, "Berkeley in February"
An Anarchist scholar and social philosopher considers the textures and dynamics of
educational community, in and after the FSM. (1965; 15 pp./37K)
Paul Goodman, "Thoughts on
Berkeley"; Nathan Glazer, "Reply to Goodman"; Goodman, "Reply to
Glazer"
T. Walter Herbert, "Oh, Freedom!"
and "Beyond the Crisis"
Bob Kaufman and Michael Folsom, "FSM: An Interpretive Essay"
Progressive Labor Party leaflet
John R. Seeley, "Quo Warrento: The Berkeley Issue"
A distinguished, humanistic liberal explores the
central moral issue of the conflict. (12 pp./20K)
Tocsin : [complete FSM coverage,
1964-65]
"The West's Leading Anti-Communist
Weekly" interprets the connections of alleged and actual Communists with the FSM.
(1964-65; 36 pp./117K)
Calvin Trillin, "Letter from Berkeley"
An intelligent liberal's perspective, respectful
and critical of all sides, by an outsider visiting in Spring, sketching the textures of
student activism. (1965; 20 pp./77K)
Jack Weinberg, "The
Free Speech Movement and Civil Rights"
Geoffrey White, "The Student Revolt at Berkeley"
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