Foreword
Chapter 1: 'I Long Ago Moved On': Adrienne Rich, Raya Dunayevskaya and Marxist-Humanism
Chapter 2: Marxist Humanism, Freedom and Raya Dunayevskaya
Chapter 3: Adrienne Rich "Feeling Contradictions" Nicaragua, and Your Native Land, Your Life.
Chapter 4: In Quest of America: The Dialectical Dimensions of "An Atlas of the Difficult World"
Chapter 5: Chapter Five: Suffering in the Heart of Capital: Dark Fields of the Republic
Chapter 6: American Innocence, the German 'Guilt Question" and the Oslo Peace Process.
Chapter 7: The End of History and the Forgotten Future: Rich vs. Neoliberalism
Chapter 8: Fox: "Terza Rima" and the End of History
Chapter 9: Salvaging Midnight Salvage
Chapter 10: Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth: "Draft #2006" An American Jeremiad
Chapter 11: 9/11 and The School Among the Ruins: "Tendril"
Chapter 12: Rich in the Borderlands: Late Style and Her World of Pain
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"Reorienting understandings of Adrienne Rich's later work through her interest in Marx and Marxist politics, this book engages with this overlooked part of her oeuvre through considerations of issues such as race, nationhood, and gender"--

Alec Marsh is Professor of English at Muhlenberg College, Pennsylvania, USA. He is the author of Ezra Pound (Reaktion Books 2011), and Money & Modernity: Pound, Williams and the Spirit of Jefferson (Alabama, 1998).