Do It! by Jerry Rubin, 1st edition 1970 paperback

$ 7.79

Publisher: Ballantine Books Format: Paperback Book Title: Do It! Country of Origin: United States Topic: IT, Jerry Rubin, Activist, 1960's, Chicago Seven, Revolution Author: Jerry Rubin Language: English Publication Year: 1970 Genre: Economics, Politics & Society, Revolution

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Do It! by Jerry Rubin, 1st edition 1970 paperback. By Jerry Rubin is a first edition paperback published in 1970 by Ballantine Books. It is a book written in English that falls under the genres of Economics, Politics & Society. The book covers topics such as the 1960's, IT, activism, and the author himself, Jerry Rubin. Jerry Rubin's 1970 book Do It! Scenarios of the Revolution is a political and social manifesto for the counterculture movement of the 1960s. It uses personal anecdotes and vignettes from key events like the anti-Vietnam War protests and the Chicago Seven trial to argue that revolution is created through everyday life, spectacle, and media manipulation, rather than just political theory. The book is considered a declaration of war between generations, a handbook for revolutionaries, and a call to action for young people to use creativity and confrontational tactics to create social change. "Do It!" by Jerry Rubin is a first edition paperback published in 1970 by Ballantine Books. It is a book written in English that falls under the genres of Economics, Politics & Society. The book covers topics such as the 1960's, IT, activism, and the author himself, Jerry Rubin. This book offers a unique perspective on the cultural and political landscape of the time, making it a valuable addition to any collection of literature from the era.