Radical Visions and American Dreams
Culture and Social Thought in the Depression Years
This edition of Richard H. Pells's classic work of American intellectual history includes a new preface.
"The best explanation I have seen of why Marxism attracted so many intelligent people forty years ago."
-- Newsweek
"A rich, satisfying, well-written book. . . . It is not only an analysis but also an astute critical assessment of how the intellectuals of the thirties understood and tried to change their world, and what it did to them." -- John Higham
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