Society & Culture
Günter Grass and the German neurosis
19 Apr 2012
Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past
Unlikely martyrdom
11 Feb 1999
Maurice Bernal examines the implications of the Hoddle affair
Royston Bull: facts and Fisc
11 Feb 1999
Moralism and morality
04 Feb 1999
Jack Conrad reviews 'You’ll have had your hole', written by Irvine Welsh and directed by Ian Brown (Astoria 2, London, February 2 - March 27, Mondays to Thursdays £14.75, Fridays to Saturdays £16.75, cons £10)
Raging Bull
28 Jan 1999
The SLP vice-president replies to Jack Conrad
Historical idealism or Marxist analysis? (Part I)
21 Jan 1999
Socialist News writer Don Hoskins breaks Arthur Scargill’s “Nazi”, “bookburning” ban and outlines his Economic and Philosophic Science Review views on homosexuality, etc
Tendency debates Bull
14 Jan 1999
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group argues that SLP members should demand action against Socialist Labour’s vice-president
Not to bring peace
14 Jan 1999
Cyberspace revolution
17 Dec 1998
Steve Riley argues that communists should make full use of the internet, and reviews two invaluable websites
Philosophy, history and biology: Towards a critique of science
17 Dec 1998
Danny Hammill reviews ‘Lifelines: biology, freedom, determinism’ by Steven Rose (Penguin 1998, pp334, £8.99)
Third way to nowhere
17 Dec 1998
Maurice Bernal reviews ‘The third way: the renewal of social democracy’ (Polity Press, 1998, pp166) by A Giddens, a work which some have claimed provides the theoretical underpinning for Blairism.
Petty bourgeois idealism
17 Dec 1998
Phil Sharpe asks whether the views of Roy Bull - vice president of the SLP - are scientific
Jesus: from Jewish apocalyptic revolutionary to imperial god
17 Dec 1998
Jack Conrad describes how an ideology of the oppressed became the ideology of the oppressors
Church standards and gay rights
10 Dec 1998
Caste of millions
03 Dec 1998
Katrina Haynes reviews 'Antz'
Blaming the oppressed
05 Nov 1998
South Africa ‘reconciles’ apartheid with its victims