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    1. Andrew Hartman‏Verified account @HartmanAndrew May 12

      Max Eastman claimed he never heard mention of Marx while a PhD student in philosophy at Columbia U. His first wife Ida Rauh explained to him why Marx was not on reading lists at the Ivies. “You don’t think the people who own the earth are going to give it up voluntarily, do you?”

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      Jeet Heer‏Verified account @HeerJeet May 12
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      Maybe a product of American provincialism? As Joyce makes clear in Portrait, undergrads in Dublin at the same time definitely heard of Marx.

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        1. Nikhil Prasad Ojha‏ @npojha May 12
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          Re provincialism and 'why Marx was not on the reading list at the Ivies', am reminded of the Time-NewYorker rivalry and this incredible line: “They should learn that there is no provincialism so blatant as that of the metropolitan who lacks urbanity.”pic.twitter.com/DVl0d1UjNr

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        2. David Marcus‏Verified account @davidimarcus May 12
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          Also the provincialism of a philosophy department. My guess is Marx might have been read by Charles Beard students

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        3. Rafael Хачатурян‏ @rafkhach May 12
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          And the people around Sidney Hook.

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        2. Andrew Hartman‏Verified account @HartmanAndrew May 12
          Replying to @HeerJeet

          More like the provincialism of a philosophy department that included John Dewey.

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        3. mkazin‏ @mkazin May 12
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          it is remarkable how conservative and traditionalist the elite colleges were before the mid-20th century. Harvard students volunteered to put down the Lawrence strike in 1912 -- and the peace movement had little support in such schools during WW I

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