100 Best Non Fiction list of Counterpunch

[Michael Hoover]

>      Eugene Genovese, "Roll Jordan Roll."
>  Roy Medvedev, "Let History Judge." 
>    Rudolf Bahro, "The Alternative In Eastern Europe. "
>    A. Heller et. al. "The Dictatorship Over Needs."
>      Victor Serge, "Year One Of The Russian Revolution."
>     Harold Isaacs, "The Tragedy of the Chinese Revolution. "
>      Livio Maitan, "Party, Army and Masses in China."
>      Theodor Adorno, "Minima Moralia."
>      M. Merlau Ponty, "Adventures of the Dialectic."
>        Russell Jacoby, "Dialectic of Defeat," 
>       Christopher Lasch, "The Culture of Narcissism, " and , "The Agony of
>       W.A. Williams, "The Tragedy of American Diplomacy."
>       Harold Cruse, "The Crisis of The Negro Intellectual"
>       Jeffrey Alexander, "Theoretical Logic in Sociology."
>       Nicos Poulanzas, "State, Power, Socialism."
>       Francois Furet, "The Passing Of An Illusion."
>       Dwight MacDonald, "Memoirs Of A Revolutionist."
>       Peter Dale Scott, "Deep Politics and the Death of JFK."
>       Franz Schurmann, "Primacy and World Power, " and I hear his book on
>       Gerard Chaliand, "Revolution In The Third World. "
>       Jim O' Connor, "The Fiscal Crisis Of The State. "
>       Gabriel Kolko, "A Century Of War. "
>       Fred Block, "The Origins Of Int'l. Econ. Crisis."
>       Manuel Castells, the newish volumes on the Network Society.
>       Seyla Ben-Habib, "Critique, Norm and Utopia."
>       Sidney Hook, "Towards the Understanding Of Karl Marx. " 
>       Isaac Deutscher, "Marxism, Wars, and Revolutions." Of course the 3
>       Rakesh mentioned Lewis Corey/Louis Fraina. See Paul Buhle's bio, "A
>       Kirkpatrick Sale, "S.D.S."
>       Fernando Claudin, "The Communist Movement." 2 vols.
>       Richard Gombin, "The Radical Tradition."
>       J. Habermas, "Legitimation Crisis."
>       Joseph Freeman, "An American Testament."
>       And finally for comedic purposes, "Iron Curtain Over America, " 
>                Michael Pugliese

Zowie Batman!  looks like list of 100 is gonna be 1000 any day now...

such lists are silly, I mean how could anyone possibly leave _____ (fill
in blank) off list, or how about _____ (name favorite obscure book
that few others will recognize)...

enough to make me rethink my father's comments about 'book learning'...    
Michael Hoover