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Great Works of Literature II

A Reader

Catherine Keohane
A colorized photograph portrait of Karl Marx. He is sitting rigidly upright with his hand inside his suit jacket in an upholstered wooden chair. He has a large gray beard and somewhat long hair to match. He looks very serious. / photo by: John Jabez Edwin Mayall. Colored by: Olga Shirnina. Year: 1875. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Karl_Marx,_1875.jpg#/media/File:Karl_Marx,_1875.jpg

Grundrisse

Foundations of the Critique of Political Economy (Rough Draft)

Karl Marx

A Guide to Making Open Textbooks with Students

Elizabeth Mays Ed.
A sepia-toned photographed portrait of Mary White Covington. She is wearing a lacy dress and has her hair up in an intricate bun. She is looking down at a book, so the camera is only capturing the right side of her face. Source: By Charles J. Dampf / Adam Cuerden - This image is available from the United States Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs divisionunder the digital ID ppmsca.23826. Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=139744190

Half a Man

The Status of the Negro in New York

Mary White Ovington

Happy Nostalgia:

Making Connections with the Music of the ‘90s

A detailed black-and-white drawn portrait of Harriet Martineau. She is seating while wearing a flowy, dark colored dress with a white frilly collar. Her hair is dark and pulled back in a tight bun. She is holding a quill in her right hand while resting her forearm on an open book. Photo Credit: unknown artist, downloaded from commons.wikimedia.org

Harriet Martineau

Florence Fenwick Miller

HE 1400

Critical Issues in Personal Health

Heart of Darkness

Joseph Conrad

Hebert's Class Files

The Heroic Slave

By Frederick Douglass with Background and Context

A grayscale photo portrait of Pundita Sarasvati. She is wearing a light-colored headscarf that covers down past her shoulders. She is looking off into the distance. Photo Credit: photographer unknown. Photo Source: Wikimedia Commons.

The High-Caste Hindu Woman

Pundita Ramabai Sarasvati

Hispanic Civilizations I

Hispanic Cultures II: 1810-present

Photo Source: Okhrana Records at Stanford University (https://digitalcollections.hoover.org/objects/54208/span-classqueryhlbukharinspan-nikolai-ivanovich?ctx=f9132a88284dee38438201fffb18ba5902d80e18&idx=1)

Historical Materialism

A System of Sociology

Nikolai Bukharin
A grayscale photo of Georg Lukacs looking directly at the camera with a straight face. He is wearing round glasses, a dark coat, a light shirt, and a tie. He has a narrow moustache and a full head of curly hair. At the bottom of the photo there is some text written in cursive that I cannot understand. Credit: unknown, 1917. Source: commons.wikimedia.org

History and Class Consciousness

György Lukács

The History of IATSE 161

161 we get it done!

Hermala Rodriguez Quamina

A History of New York

from the Beginning of the World to the End of the Dutch Dynasty

A pencil-drawn portrait of George W. Williams wearing a military uniform. It looks like his uniform is adorned with medals and other commemorative objects. He has a well-manicured moustache and a close-cut hair-style. He is looking off to the left and looks very serious and intense. Photo Credit: Harper & Brothers, 1888. Source: commons.wikimedia.org

History of the Negro in America

From 1619 to 1880

George Washington Williams
a colored-pencil version of a two-person bust portrait of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. They are both wearing suits that appear old-fashioned. Photo Credit: Artistosteles on commons.wikimedia.org

The Holy Family

or Critique of Critical Critique

Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels
a sepia-toned photographed portrait of Charlotte Perkins Gilman. She is wearing a dress with puffy shoulder fabric and a white collar. Her hair is dark and pulled back in a low bun. She is turned all the way to the right, so you only see her side profile. Photo Credit: Barry and Marble, San Francisco, 1895 from commons.wikimedia.org

The Home

It's Work and Influence

Charlotte Perkins Gilman