Irving Howe

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Irving Howe was an influential American literary and social critic, democratic socialist, and co-founder of the journal Dissent, known for his writings on politics, culture, and Yiddish literature.

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instanceOf democratic socialist
essayist
human
literary critic
magazine editor
social critic
university teacher
birthName Irving Horenstein NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath cardiovascular disease
coFounded Dissent
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1920-06-11
dateOfDeath 1993-05-05
educatedAt City College of New York
ethnicGroup Jewish American
fieldOfWork Yiddish literature
literary criticism
political theory
social criticism
genre literary criticism
nonfiction
political essay
influencedBy Jewish immigrant experience
socialist tradition
language English
Yiddish
movement anti-Stalinist left
democratic socialism
name Irving Howe self-link
notableWork Leon Trotsky
Politics and the Novel
Steady Work
The American Newness
The Critical Point
World of Our Fathers
occupation editor
literary critic
professor
social critic
placeOfBirth New York City
The Bronx
placeOfDeath New York City
religion Judaism
taughtAt Brandeis University
City University of New York
Hunter College
wroteAbout American politics
Jewish immigration to the United States
Yiddish culture
modern literature
socialism

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Dissent magazine foundedBy Irving Howe
subject surface form: Dissent
Dissent magazine notableEditor Irving Howe
subject surface form: Dissent
Irving Howe name Irving Howe self-link