Scott McLemee – Paul Le Blanc, eds. C.L.R. James and Revolutionary Marxism. Selected Writings, 1939-1949.

Contents

Introduction: C. L. R. James and Revolutionary Marxism / Paul Le Blanc

PART I

REMEMBERING C. L. R. JAMES

1 – C. L. R. James—Thinker, Writer, Revolutionary / Charles van Gelderen

2 – C. L. R. James: A Recollection / Martin Glaberman

3 – Nello / John Bracey

4 – Marxism in the USA / Paul Buhle

PART II

WRITINGS FOR THE TROTSKYIST PRESS (1939-1949)

5 – Revolution and the Negro

6 – Native Son and Revolution: A Review of Native Son by Richard

7 – Wright Trotsky’s Place in History

8 – Imperialism in Africa

9 – To and From the Finland Station: A Review of To the Finland Station by Edmund Wilson

10 – In the American Tradition: The Working-Class Movement in Perspective

11 – In the International Tradition: Tasks Ahead for American Labor

12 – The American People in “One World’: An Essay in Dialectical Materialism

13 – The Revolutionary Answer to the Negro Problem in the United States

14 – Stalinism and Negro History

Afterword: American Civilization and World Revolution: C. L. R. James in the United States, 1938-1953 and Beyond / Scott McLemee