Poster Howard Zinn
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Treasured Island Movie Poster (11 x 17 Inches – 28cm x 44cm) (2007) French Style A -(Ralph Nader)(Pat Buchanan)(Howard Zinn)(Phil Donahue)(Andrew Egendorf)(Robert Fellmeth) $5.29 Treasured Island Poster (11 x 17 Inches – 28cm x 44cm) (2007) French Style A reproduction poster print CAST: Ralph Nader,Pat Buchanan,Howard Zinn,Phil Donahue,Andrew Egendorf,Robert Fellmeth,Mark Green,Morton Mintz,Claire Nader,Laura Nader,James Ridgeway; DIRECTED BY: Henriette Mantel,Steve Skrovan;… |
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Treasured Island Movie Poster (11 x 17 Inches – 28cm x 44cm) (2007) Russian Style A -(Ralph Nader)(Pat Buchanan)(Howard Zinn)(Phil Donahue)(Andrew Egendorf)(Robert Fellmeth) $5.29 Treasured Island Poster (11 x 17 Inches – 28cm x 44cm) (2007) Russian Style A reproduction poster print CAST: Ralph Nader,Pat Buchanan,Howard Zinn,Phil Donahue,Andrew Egendorf,Robert Fellmeth,Mark Green,Morton Mintz,Claire Nader,Laura Nader,James Ridgeway; DIRECTED BY: Henriette Mantel,Steve Skrovan;… |
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Treasured Island Movie Poster (27 x 40 Inches – 69cm x 102cm) (2007) French -(Ralph Nader)(Pat Buchanan)(Howard Zinn)(Phil Donahue)(Andrew Egendorf)(Robert Fellmeth) $13.49 Treasured Island Poster (27 x 40 Inches – 69cm x 102cm) (2007) French reproduction poster print CAST: Ralph Nader,Pat Buchanan,Howard Zinn,Phil Donahue,Andrew Egendorf,Robert Fellmeth,Mark Green,Morton Mintz,Claire Nader,Laura Nader,James Ridgeway; DIRECTED BY: Henriette Mantel,Steve Skrovan;… |
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A People’s History of the United States: The Wall Charts (New Press People’s History) $24.87 Zinn’s classic work in its most innovative format: myth-busting posters.Few works of American history have done more to change the way in which recent generations have looked at their past than Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States. With millions of copies sold, Zinn’s social history fleshes out the bare skeleton of traditional historical texts with the stories of working men and w… |
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Peace Signs: The Anti-War Movement Illustrated $19.50 Peace Signs is the ultimate collection of posters and graphics from the war in Iraq—uncensored, political, and thought-provoking. It includes over 200 full color posters from artists and designers from over 22 countries worldwide, featuring artwork by the prominent American poster artists Seth Tobocman, Shepard Fairey, Winston Smith, Chuck Sperry, Sue Coe, Ward Sutton, Nicole Schuman, and Mi… |
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You Back the Attack, We’ll Bomb Who We Want $2.80 Stunning, hilarious, and politically incendiary, this full-color poster book reworks classic American World War I and II propaganda into commentaries on war, peace, and patriotism for the post-September 11 era. The forty one-sided posters make fun of war mentality, the Bush White House, Homeland Security, the War on Terror, Ashcroft, the 2000 Presidential election, the military-industrial complex,… |
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Howard Zinn on History (Paperback) $15.03 These selections from the work of radical historian Howard Zinn focus on history and include "Where to Look for a Communist" and "A University Should Not be a Democracy." |
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Howard Zinn on War $14 Howard Zinn began work on his first book for his friends at Seven Stories Press in 1996, a big volume collecting all his shorter writings organized by subject. The themes he chose reflected his lifelong concerns: war, history, law, class, means and ends, and race. Throughout his life Zinn had returned again and again to these subjects, continually probing and questioning yet rarely reversing his convictions or the vision that informed them. The result was The Zinn Reader. Five years later, starting with Howard Zinn on History, updated editions of sections of that mammoth tome were published in inexpensive stand-alone editions. This second edition of Howard Zinn on War is a collection of twenty-six short writings chosen by the author to represent his thinking on a subject that concerned and fascinated him throughout his career. He reflects on the wars against Iraq, the war in Kosovo, the Vietnam War, World War II, and on the meaning of war generally in a world of nations that can’t seem to stop destroying each other. These readings appeared first in magazines and newspapers including the Progressive and the Boston Globe, as well as in Zinn’s books, Failure to Quit, Vietnam: The Logic of Withdrawal, The Politics of History, and Declarations of Independence. Here we see Zinn’s perspective as a World War II veteran and peace activist who lived through the most devastating wars of the twentieth century and questioned every one of them with his combination of integrity and historical acumen. In his essay, “Just and Unjust War,” Zinn challenges us to fight for justice “with struggle, but without war.” He writes in “After the War (2006) that while governments bring us into war, “their power is dependent on the obedience of the citizenry. When that is withdrawn, governments are helpless.” In Howard Zinn on War, his message is clear: “The abolition of war has become not only desirable but absolutely necessary if the planet is to be saved. It is an idea whose time has come.” |
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Howard Zinn on War (Paperback) $12.85 These selections from the work of radical historian Howard Zinn focus on the topic of war. Included are specific essays that address World War II and the Vietnam War, as well as essays on Iraq and Kosovo. Others address issues such as "Violence and Human Nature" and "Non-Violent Direct Action." |
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Howard Zinn on History $16.95 Howard Zinn began work on his first book for his friends at Seven Stories Press in 1996, a big volume collecting all his shorter writings organized by subject. The themes he chose reflected his lifelong concerns: war, history, law, class, means and ends, and race. Throughout his life Zinn had returned again and again to these subjects, continually probing and questioning yet rarely reversing his convictions or the vision that informed them. The result was The Zinn Reader. Five years later, starting with Howard Zinn on History, updated editions of sections of that mammoth tome were published in inexpensive stand-alone editions. This second edition of Howard Zinn on History brings together twenty-seven short writings on activism, electoral politics, the Holocaust, Marxism, the Iraq War, and the role of the historian, as well as portraits of Eugene Debs, John Reed, and Jack London, effectively showing how Zinn’s approach to history evolved over nearly half a century, and at the same time sharing his fundamental thinking that social movements—people getting together for peace and social justice—can change the course of history. That core belief never changed. Chosen by Zinn himself as the shorter writings on history he believed to have enduring value—originally appearing in newspapers like the Boston Globe or the New York Times; in magazines like Z, the New Left, the Progressive, or the Nation; or in his book Failure to Quit—these essays appear here as examples of the kind of passionate engagement he believed all historians, and indeed all citizens of whatever profession, need to have, standing in sharp contrast to the notion of “objective” or “neutral” history espoused by some. “It is time that we scholars begin to earn our keep in this world,” he writes in “The Uses of Scholarship.” And in “Freedom Schools,” about his experiences teaching in Mississippi during the remarkable “Freedom Summer” of 1964, he adds: “Education can, and should, be dangerous.” |
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Howard Zinn on Race $14.95 Howard Zinn on Race is Zinn’s choice of the shorter writings and speeches that best reflect his views on America’s most taboo topic. As chairman of the history department at all black women’s Spelman College, Zinn was an outspoken supporter of student activists in the nascent civil rights movement. In “The Southern Mystique,” he tells of how he was asked to leave Spelman in 1963 after teaching there for seven years. “Behind every one of the national government’s moves toward racial equality,” writes Zinn in one 1965 essay, “lies the sweat and effort of boycotts, picketing, beatings, sit-ins, and mass demonstrations.” He firmly believed that bringing people of different races and nationalities together would create a more compassionate world, where equality is a given and not merely a dream. These writings, which span decades, express Zinn’s steadfast belief that the people have the power to change the status quo, if they only work together and embrace the nearly forgotten American tradition of civil disobedience and revolution. In clear, compassionate, and present prose, Zinn gives us his thoughts on the Abolitionists, the march from Selma to Montgomery, John F. Kennedy, picketing, sit-ins, and, finally, the message he wanted to send to New York University students about race in a speech he delivered during the last week of his life. |
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Howard Zinn on Race (Paperback) $11.33 Howard Zinn on Race is Zinn’s choice of the shorter writings and speeches that best reflect his views on America’s most taboo topic. As chairman of the history department at all black women’s Spelman College, Zinn was an outspoken supporter of student activists in the nascent civil rights movement. In "The Southern Mystique," he tells of how he was asked to leave Spelman in 1963 after teaching there for seven years. "Behind every one of the national government’s moves toward racial equality," writes Zinn in one 1965 essay, "lies the sweat and effort of boycotts, picketing, beatings, sit-ins, and mass demonstrations." He firmly believed that bringing people of different races and nationalities together would create a more compassionate world, where equality is a given and not merely a dream. These writings, which span decades, express Zinn’s steadfast belief that the people have the power to change the status quo, if they only work together and embrace the nearly forgotten American tradition of civil disobedience and revolution. In clear, compassionate, and present prose, Zinn gives us his thoughts on the Abolitionists, the march from Selma to Montgomery, John F. Kennedy, picketing, sit-ins, and, finally, the message he wanted to send to New York University students about race in a speech he delivered during the last week of his life. |
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Theory and Practice: Conversations with Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn (DVD) $15.91 Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn discuss talk politics with host Sasha Lilley. |
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The Zinn Reader $21.95 No other radical historian has reached so many hearts and minds as Howard Zinn. It is rare that a historian of the Left has managed to retain as much credibility while refusing to let his academic mantle change his beautiful writing style from being anything but direct, forthright, and accessible. Whether his subject is war, race, politics, economic justice, or history itself, each of his works serves as a reminder that to embrace one’s subjectivity can mean embracing one’s humanity, that heart and mind can speak with one voice. Here, in six sections, is the historian’s own choice of his shorter essays on some of the most critical problems facing America throughout its history, and today. |
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Zinn Reader (Paperback) $9.57 Radical historian Howard Zinn, author of THE PEOPLE`S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, collects a career`s worth of his best essays. THE ZINN READER is organized around six broad categories that reflect his main concerns: Race, Class, War, Law, History, Means and Ends. Winner of the Firecracker Alternative Book Award in politics. |
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Original Zinn (Paperback) $8.51 Through eight interviews with David Barsamian, host of the program "Alternative Radio," historian Howard Zinn addresses pressing post-9/11 topics, including the War in Iraq, as well as perennial, domestic social issues. Underscoring the value of knowing history, Zinn looks to other turbulent periods of American history for guidance. A key theme is the role that artists play in society and the importance of taking a stand. |
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Philadelphia, PA, Philadelphia Athletics, Frank Zinn, Baseball Card $19.99 Philadelphia, PA, Philadelphia Athletics, Frank Zinn, Baseball Card – Premium Poster |
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People's History Of The United States, 1492 To Present by Howard Zinn (Paperback) $11.06 THE PEOPLE`S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES presents what has come to be called "history from the bottom up," as it tells America`s national narrative in a way that is inclusive of those previously left out of, or marginalized by, standard histories.The book reveals that it was the Arawak Indians who were present at the first contact with Columbus. Zinn`s chapter on the Mayflower reveals that its passengers included several slaves, and explains how the need for labor in Virginia dovetailed with the already established slave trade. The chapters on westward expansion tell of the "Indian removal" as well as the role of immigrant labor in building the transcontinental railroad. Zinn also includes a greater than before focus on the role of women in American history: "It is possible, reading standard histories, to forget half the population of the country," he claims.Through it all, Zinn highlights the lives of settlers, slaves, women, unionists, soldiers, and activists, portraying them not as categories or representatives of a group but as flesh-and-blood people whose interests and motives helped shape America. In doing so, Zinn makes history more interesting, provides a deeper understanding, and brings a greater truth to the story. First published in 1980, THE PEOPLE`S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES served as a model for the writing of histories to follow, both scholarly and popular. |
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Howard Zinn – War And Civil Disobedience [Digipak] $11.17 Disc 1:Wars: Then and NowGovernments LieIt Helps to Know Some HistoryWhat is Patriotism?War is TerrorismExperts, TheEnd WarCivil DisobedienceBailoutsNew Deal, TheHow Do You Start? |
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Magic – D Howard 2010 $6.99 Magic – D Howard 2010 – Poster |
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Leslie Howard, 1930s $19.99 Leslie Howard, 1930s – Premium Poster |
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Leslie Howard, Mid-1930s $19.99 Leslie Howard, Mid-1930s – Premium Poster |
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Portrait of Leslie Howard $19.99 Portrait of Leslie Howard – Premium Poster |
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