Radical Relevance

At Northern Arizona University, Laura Gray-Rosendale and Steven Rosendale are Associate Professors of English. Gray-Rosendale is the coeditor (with Gil Harootunian) of Fractured Feminisms: Rhetoric, Context, and Contestation and the coeditor (with Sibylle Gruber) of Alternative Rhetorics: Challenges to the Rhetorical Tradition, both also published by SUNY Press. Rosendale is the editor of The Greening of Literary Scholarship: Literature, Theory, and the Environment.

• Introduction Toward a Scholarship of the "Whole Left"Steven Rosendale I. Legacies of Marxism 1. Black Nationalist Identity and Internationalist Class Unity: The Political and Cultural Legacy of Marxism Alan Wald 2. Race, Class, and Communism: The Young Ralph Ellison and the "Whole Left"Barbara Foley 3. Toward a Political Economy of Rhetoric (or a Rhetoric of Political Economy)Victor Villanueva II. Left Coalitions Beyond the Triad 4. The Left Side of the Circle: American Indians and Progressive PoliticsScott Richard Lyons 5. Reconciling Red and GreenMichael Bennett 6. A Monstrous Emerge-agency: Cripping the "Whole Left"Brenda Jo Brueggemann, Wendy L. Chrisman, Marian E. Lupo 7. What the Left Left OutDerek Owens III. The Academic Left, Critical Theory, and the Global Context 8. Globalizing Dissent and Radicalizing Democracy: Politics, Pedagogy, and the Responsibility of Critical IntellectualsHenry A. Giroux 9. Toward a Contemporary Philosophy of PraxisNoah De Lissovoy, Peter McLaren 10. Global/Local Labor Politics and the Promise of Service LearningWendy S. Hesford 11. Between School and Work: Classroom and ClassEvan Watkins 12. Another World Is PossibleMark Wood 13. Feminism(s) and the Left: A Discussion with Linda Martín Alcoff Laura Gray-Rosendale Contributors Index