Authors · American

Annette T. Rubinstein

American Marxist educator, literary critic, and activist.

Lived
1910–2007
Also known as
Annette Teta Rubinstein
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · ISNI · BnF
Sources
Wikipedia — Annette Rubinstein

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1934Realistic EthicsPrinted by the Beacon Press, Inc, New YorkLibrary of Congress record 34014514 · CiNii Books record BA63087197
1953The Great Tradition in English Literature — From Shakespear to Jane AustenCitadel Pr, N.YSUDOC record 273183397 · swisscovery record 991066095849705501
1953The Great Tradition in English Literature from Shakespeare to ShawCitadel Press, New YorkSUDOC record 014596288 · Library of Congress record 69019792
1956Bernard Shaw — Zu seinem 100. Geburtstag am 26. Juli 1956Kulturbund zur demokratischen Erneuerung Deutschlands, Berlinswisscovery record 991156960569705501 · National Library of Poland record 991027184879705066
1956I vote my conscience — Debates, speeches and writings of Vito Marcantonio 1935-1950The Vito Marcantonio MemorialCiNii Books record BA2598839X · Library of Congress record 2014466273
1962The Great Tradition in English Literature from Shakespeare to Jane AustenCitadelCiNii Books record BA83090773
1970Schools Against Children — The Case for Community ControlMonthly Review Press, New YorkSUDOC record 047680881 · Library of Congress record 73105311
1973Vito Marcantonio — Debates, speeches, and writings, 1935-1950A.M. KelleyCiNii Books record BA36127517

Editions in the catalogue

201950196019701980199020002010Died 20071953: 1 title1969: 2 titles1970: 1 title2009: 2 titles2011: 1 title
Editions of Annette T. Rubinstein by year: 7 dated titles, 1953–2011, most in 1969 (2). Lines mark died 2007.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1950s1
1960s2
1970s1
2000s2
2010s1