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Grace Lee Boggs

Detroit revolutionary and philosopher of the Johnson–Forest Tendency.

Lived
1915–2015
Also known as
Ria Stone
Authority records
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Sources
Wikipedia — Grace Lee Boggs

Bibliography

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

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1998Living for Change — An AutobiographyUniversity of Minnesota Press, MinneapolisOpen Library
2011The Next American Revolution — Sustainable Activism for the Twenty-First CenturyUniversity of California Press, BerkeleyOpen Library

Editions in the catalogue

2019701980199020002010Died 20151974: 1 title1978: 1 title2008: 1 title2009: 2 titles
Editions of Grace Lee Boggs by year: 5 dated titles, 1974–2009, most in 2009 (2). Lines mark died 2015.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1970s2
2000s3
YearTitleAuthor(s)PublisherLanguage
1974Revolution and Evolution✓Grace Lee Boggs & James BoggsMonthly Review PressEnglish
March 1978Conversations in Maine✓ — Exploring Our Nation's FutureJames Boggs, Grace Lee Boggs, Freddy Paine & Lyman PaineSouth End PressEnglish
2008Revolution and Evolution in the Twentieth Century✓
Monthly Review Press Classics
James Boggs & Grace Lee BoggsMonthly Review PressEnglish
2009Revolution and EvolutionGrace Lee BoggsMonthly Review PressEnglish
2009The American Revolution✓ — Pages from a Negro Worker's NotebookJames Boggs & Grace Lee BoggsMonthly Review PressEnglish