A Long Journey
A Long Journey
Lionel Abel is a witty and cultivated man who has participated in or observed at close hand many of the past four decades’ important art movements and intellectual currents. His political involvement also goes back a long way: he was a committed Trotskyist until 1941, when he rejected the Fourth International’s position on the Second World War. A left-liberal for many years afterward, he says things in this book that sound a lot like neoconservatism. (InĀ November he voted for Re...
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