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| • Summer/Fall 1997 | Newspaper: Funded by Syracuse University students. | |
| The Alternative Orange: Vol. 5 No. 2. | ||
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Vol.5 No.2 Summer/Fall 1997 ISSN 1066-3452 The ALTERNATIVE ORANGE The Privatization of Public Education: Capitalism and its Knowledge Industries AO Editorial Collective Against Opportunism and Centrist Politics and Pedagogies Corporate University, Critique, Labor and Democracy Teresa L. Ebert Quango-ing the University Class and the History of Contemporary Theory Jennifer Cotter The Limits to Generationalisms Pedagogy and Public Accountability Kimberly DeFazio Against the End of Critique-al Knowledges Pedagogy of Privacy: Constructing the SeIf-Evidency of Profit Stephen Tumino and Brian Ganter Lying and the Politics of Representation The (New) Public Intellectual as Marketeer Mas'ud Zavarzadeh The Dead Center Owning the Net Revolutionary Marxist Collectives at Buffalo (NY), New Brunswick (NJ), Syracuse (NY), Binghamton (NY), The Red Theory Collective (Albany, NY) PANIC LEFT Incorporating Desire: Resistance to Public Knowledge and Cultural Studies Donald Morton Transforming Theory The New Cosmopolitanism Amrohini Sahay Transforming Race Matters Civil Society, Desire and the Political Imaginary Brian Ganter Post-al Theories of Ideology Consumption, Citizenship and Democracy Stephen Tumino The Performative Left Power, the State and the Subject Adam Katz Cultural Studies and the Public Sphere |