C. L. R. James
1901 – 1989
Trinidadian historian and journalist who sometimes wrote under the name J. R. Johnson
Books
- State capitalism and world revolution
- Fighting racism in World War II
- World revolution, 1917-1936
- Nkrumah then and now
- Dialectics of State Capitalism
- Kwame Nkruma and the West Indies, 1962
- The Black Jacobins
- Every Cook Can Govern and What Is Happening Every Day
- Perspectives and proposals
- American civilization
- Mariners, renegades, and castaways
- Minty Alley
- You Don’t Play With Revolution
- A Majestic Innings
- Toussaint Louverture The Story Of The Only Successful Slave Revolt In History A Play In Three Acts
- Facing Reality
- A history of Negro revolt
- Party politics in the West Indies
- Beyond a boundary
- 80th birthday lectures
- Antología del pensamiento crítico caribeño contemporáneo
- Basic documents on the Black struggle
- Facing reality
- Modern politics
- New Notion
- Notes on dialectics
- Notes on the life of George Padmore
- Nkrumah and the Ghana revolution
- A New Notion : Two Works by C. L. R. James
- Émancipation, guerre et révolution
- C.L.R. James on the "Negro question"
- Les Jacobins noirs
- Facing Reality
- Why Negroes should oppose the war
- C.L.R. James
- A history of pan-African revolt
- World revolution
- Marxism and the intellectuals
- Life of Captain Cipriani
- C.L.R. James and revolutionary Marxism
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