Workers' Liberty 33, July 1996
A secular-democratic state
Submitted on 17 January, 2007 - 11:43
By Jim Higgins
It is always a pleasure to see Sean Matgamna in full spate and my enjoyment of his piece, “Paul Foot, philo-semite” (WL 32), was abated only by the fear that the might do himself a serious mischief, carrying that immense weight of heavy irony.
Two states for two peoples
Submitted on 15 July, 2005 - 12:10
By Sean Matgamna
In the recently made Disney cartoon version of the “Hunchback of Notre Dame” — so I’ve read somewhere — Quasimodo — “Quassi” — is not seriously deformed, and he is not cripplingly deaf; the villain is no longer a priest; the chirpy, friendly characters sing to each other in American accents; and, for all I know, it ends with Esmerelda and Quasimodo — “Essie and Quassi” — going off together hand in hand into the sunset.
Starry-eyed about James
Submitted on 1 July, 1996 - 20:03
James D Young (Workers' Liberty 32) is too starry-eyed about C L R James.
