The Journal Nature, Society, and Thought

Nature, Society, and Thought is a refereed interdisciplinary international journal of Marxist Studies containing articles and commentaries dealing with the application of dialectical- and historical-materialist methods to all fields of study. It also contains articles that are of particular interest to Marxist scholars even if not based on Marxist methods of analysis. The journal usually includes a nonrefereed section called “Marxist Forum,” presenting programmatic materials from or about Marxist political organizations from different countries. From time to time, special issues of the journal are devoted to articles on individual topics such as “Marxism and Religion,” “Marx and Freud,” “African American History and Marxist Historiography” or monographs such as Hans Heinz Holz’s Downfall and Future of Socialism and James S. Allen’s Organizing in the Depression South: A Communist’s Memoir. “

Complete Index of Articles in Nature, Society, and Thought Vols. 1-20

Issue available online

Vol. 13: no. 1: Organizing in the Depression South, by James S. Allen

Vol. 15: no. 1          no. 2          no. 3          no. 4

Vol. 16: no. 1          no. 2          no. 3          no. 4

Vol. 17: no. 1          no. 2          no. 3          no. 4

Vol. 18: see note    no. 2          no. 3          no. 4

Vol. 19: no. 1          no. 2          no. 3          no. 4

Vol. 20: no. 1          no. 2          no. 3–4 (double issue) index of articles for vol. 1 to 20 revised 4/9/2009

Note: Vol. 18, no. 1 is  a special issue: The Philosophy of Marxism, by John Somerville. Available only in print at $5 plus shipping..

.Nature, Society, and Thought will cease publication with vol. 20.

Back issues are available. E-mail order requests to marqu002@tc.umn.edu

Selected Articles from Nature, Society, and Thought

Victor Devinatz, “The Antipolitics and Politics of a New Left Union Caucus: The Workers’ Voice Committee of the UAW Local 6, 1970–1975,” vol. 14, no. 3 (2001) 285–321

Paulus Gerdes, “Origins of Geometrical Thought in Human Labor,” vol. 14, no. 4 (2001) 391–418

Robert Steigerwald, “Materialism and the Contemporary Natural Sciences,” vol. 13, no. 3 (2000), 279–323

Domenico Losurdo, “What is Fundamentalism?” vol. 17, no. 1 (2004), 5–46

Chu Van Cap, “Marx and Engels on Economic Globalization,” vol. 15, no. 2 (2002), 221–32

Erwin Marquit, “Economic and Political Consequences of the Premature Attempted Socialization of Agriculture in the Soviet Union,” vol. 19, no. 4 (2006), 389–416

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