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    The document discusses the failure of New York intellectuals in the 1960s to remain politically and culturally relevant. It describes how the New York intellectuals, who rose to prominence in the 1930s and 1940s critiquing American culture and politics from the left, lost influence by the 1960s as they struggled to understand and engage with new social movements and issues like feminism, black power, and the Vietnam War protests. Their inability to adapt their Marxist ideological framework to the changing times marked the decline of the New York intellectuals.

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    The failure of the New York intellectuals

    Ann Douglas
    Raritan; Spring 1998; 17, 4; ProQuest Direct Complete
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