WeeklyWorker

Society & Culture

Günter Grass and the German neurosis

19 Apr 2012

Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past

Marx and ecology

31 Aug 2000

In the first of three articles, Michael Malkin examines the relationship between humanity and nature in the thought of Karl Marx

Open the borders

22 Jun 2000

The tragic deaths of 58 Chinese illegal migrants underlines the urgent need for the left to make free movement and the ending of all border controls a basic demands, says Alan Fox

Their anti-racism and ours

15 Jun 2000

Drugs and the SWP

04 May 2000

The comrades display a one-dimensional vision of socialism, says Eddie Ford

James and the genesis of Christianity

13 Jan 2000

Passion for change

16 Dec 1999

John Walsh reviews 'All power to the imagination' by Dave Douglass

Banal identity reasoning

16 Dec 1999

Phil Watson reviews 'John Coltrane and the jazz revolution of the 1960s' by Frank Kofsky

Change and flux

16 Dec 1999

Danny Hammill reviews 'Almost like a whale: The origin of species updated' by Steve Jones

Harry’s game

16 Dec 1999

Party notes

Vacuous definitions

09 Dec 1999

Aufheben and state capitalism

Tory confusion

09 Dec 1999

Section 28

Don’t blame the mirror

02 Dec 1999

David Fincher Fight Club USA 1999

British imports

02 Dec 1999

Jack Conrad reviews 'Leave to remain', written by Leon London and directed Lisa Goldman (Battersea Arts Centre, until December 12, £8 or £5 concessions)

Time to forgive

25 Nov 1999

Phil Sharpe reviews 'How It All Began' by Nikolai Bukharin (Columbia University Press, 1998, pp345, £13.95)

Fear of darkness

25 Nov 1999

James Robertson reviews 'The Blair Witch Project' (USA 1999), directed by Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez

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