Roads to renegacy

New Left Review

Volumn , Issue 53, 2008, Pages 125-133

  Hazan, Eric ^a  

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EID: 57349106506     PISSN: 00286060     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
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References (7)

1. UCFML: Union des Communistes de France Marxiste- Léniniste. [Footnotes by NLR]
2. GOP: Gauche Ouvrière et Paysanne, formed in 1968, dissolved in 1972; PCMLF: Parti Communiste Marxiste-Léniniste de France (1967-1970); VLR: Vive la Révolution (1969-1971).
3. Benny Lévy (1946-2003): nom de guerre Pierre Victor, co-founder in 1966 of the Union des Jeunesses Communistes (Marxiste-Leniniste); set up the GP in 1968; Sartre's private secretary after GP disbanded in 1973. Jacques-Alain Miller (b. 1944): Lacan's son-in-law, dominated the Vincennes psychoanalysis department with his brother Gérard (b. 1948). Jean-Claude Milner (b. 1941): linguist and philosopher, author of works including Constats (1992) and Le Juif du savoir (2007). Olivier Rolin (b. 1947): novelist, journalist at Libération and Le Nouvel Observateur; member of pro-American think-tank, Le Cercle de l'Oratoire. Jean-Marc Salmon: sociologist.
4. Christian Jambet and Guy Lardreau, L'Ange: Ontologie de la révolution, Paris 1976.
5. Rony Brauman (b. 1950): physician, co-founder and president of Médecins Sans Frontières from 1982 to 1994.
6. Tel Quel: set up in 1960 by anthropologist and former surrealist Philippe Sollers (b. 1936) as an alternative to the littérature engagée promoted by Les Temps Modernes; politicized as of 1966.
7. Waldeck Rochet (1905-1983): PCF General Secretary from 1964 to 1972.