Counterrevolution and Revolt
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Counterrevolution and Revolt[1] is a 1972 book by Herbert Marcuse.
The work has four sections: "The Left Under the Counterrevolution," "Nature and Revolution," "Art and Revolution" and "Conclusion".
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- ^ The book is often cited as Counter-Revolution and Revolt, since the long word is hyphenated on the book cover due to line wrapping. In the running heads and text, the word is spelled "counterrevolution".
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