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 | | He emerged from the Council Communist movement in Germany, and he eventually edited two journals, Living Marxism (with the collaboration of Korsch) and New Essays, that were important sources for the young Chomsky; another journal that Chomsky read in his late teens, International Council Correspondence, also benefited from his input. |
 | | A perusal of a single issue of Living Marxism provides insight into what Chomsky was reading in his teens; it is even possible to trace, in this magazine, some of the theoretical foundations for opinions that he would later come to hold. |
 | | Living Marxism routinely took contemporary issues (fascism, imperialism, war, Bolshevism) and reflected upon them within their historical, social, and philosophical contexts. |
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