1968 in Retrospect

Introduction: 1968 in Retrospect;  G.K.Bhambra  & I.Demir PART I: RETHINKING HISTORICAL NARRATIVES Freedom Now: 1968 as a Turning Point for Black American Student Activism;  P.Hill Collins She's Leaving Home! Repositioning Women in the Narratives of the Sixties;  L.Segal Outsiders, Deviants and Countercultures: Subterranean Tribes and Queer Imaginations in 1968;  K.Plummer PART II: THEORETICAL ENGAGEMENTS From 1968 to 1951: How Habermas Turned Marx into Parsons;  J.Holmwood Critical Theory and Crisis Diagnosis: The Reconciliation of Reason and Revolution after 1968;  T.Skillington On Totalitarianism: The Continuing Relevance of Herbert Marcuse;  S.Hornstein Everyone Longs for a Master: Lacan and 1968;  S.Frosh PART III: OTHER VOICES May 1968 and the Postcolonial Immigrant in France: Mobilisation, Encounter, Difference;  M.A.Bracke Turning to Africa: Politics and Student Resistance in Africa since 1968;  L.Zeilig Riding the Waves: Feminism, Lesbian and Gay Politics, and the Transgender Debates;  S.Hines On the Limits of our Political Imagination? Interrogating 'the Other';  M.Panu Conclusion: When did 1968 End?;  W.Outhwaite