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Luther, Sara Fletcher was born on December 6, 1918 in Minneapolis. Daughter of Clark Robinson Fletcher and Alice Genevieve (Johnson) Fletcher Martin Taylor.
(The possibilities of Direct Broadcast by Satellite (DBS) ...)
The possibilities of Direct Broadcast by Satellite (DBS) have provoked serious debate in modern telecommunications circles, raising vital questions of state sovereignty, cultural interaction, and the functioning of political and economic systems. In this ground-breaking study, Dr. Luther identifies the social, political, and economic factors underlying the evolving international controversy and situates the debate in the larger arena of postwar power relationships, including the rise of socialist and Third World countries. Placing these issues in a unique historical framework, she discusses the rise of international regulation through the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), the role of radio interests in the United States, and the legitimizing effect of the then-emerging mass communications research and scholarship. Dr. Luther also devotes particular attention to the First Amendment and "free flow" arguments put forth by the United States in support of an unfettered international transmission of radio and television signals via satellite. A provocative, insightful work, The United States and the Direct Broadcast Satellite will do much to help clarify the ongoing DBS debate.
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( In the first dialogue of its kind after the abandonment...)
In the first dialogue of its kind after the abandonment of communism in Eastern Europe, philosophers from Russia, Hungary, Canada, and the United States engage in a timely and searching exchange of views. In a critical examination of Marxism's theory and practice, they ask: What in it was true and relevant to human progress? What are its successes, limitations, and failures? How can it be improved? This volume brings together scholars from Russia, Hungary, Canada, and the United States to analyze and discuss the past, present, and future status of Marxist philosophy. Their contributions take on special significance in light of the changes in the economies and governments of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, and the displacement of Marxism as the official state philosophy. The essays examine questions fundamental to Marxist philosophy: the hegemonic and post-hegemonic role of Marxism in social movements; the creative presence of Marxism in the history of philosophy and thought; its successes and the causes of its failures in theory and practice; the pathways of correction; the need to broaden Marxism by making use of Western concepts; and many other critical questions that must be raised to understand the ongoing development of Marxist thought. Essential reading for all scholars and researchers concerned with the place of Marxism in history and thought.
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(Diverse Perspectives on Marxist Philosophy: East and West...)
Diverse Perspectives on Marxist Philosophy: East and West (Contributions in Philosophy (Hardcover) #0053) Diverse Perspectives on Marxist Philosophy: East and West (Contributions in Philosophy (Hardcover) #0053) by Luther, Sara F ( Author ) Hardcover Jan- 1995 Hardcover Jan- 16- 1995
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communications researcher political sociologist
Luther, Sara Fletcher was born on December 6, 1918 in Minneapolis. Daughter of Clark Robinson Fletcher and Alice Genevieve (Johnson) Fletcher Martin Taylor.
Bachelor, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York, 1940. Master of Arts, State University of New York, New Paltz, 1974. Doctor of Philosophy, City University of New York, New York, 1986.
With personnel department, Minneapolis Honeywell Company, 1943-1947; newspaper reporter, Minneapolis Star Tribune, 1947-1950; elected member, Minnesota State Legislature, St. Paul, 1950-1962; campaign director, Mayor Arthur Naftalin, Minneapolis, 1963; administrative assistant, Governor Karl Rolvaag, St. Paul, 1963-1966; senior researcher, American Rehabilitation Foundation, Minneapolis, 1966-1968; director off-campus studies, Vassar College, 1968-1970; teacher, Poughkeepsie Day School, 1970-1974; researcher, writer, Poughkeepsie, since 1974. Associate Luther/Neumaier Associations, Poughkeepsie and Mount Dora, Florida, since 1994.
(Diverse Perspectives on Marxist Philosophy: East and West...)
(The possibilities of Direct Broadcast by Satellite (DBS) ...)
( In the first dialogue of its kind after the abandonment...)
Chair American Civil Liberties Union-Mid Hudson Branch, Poughkeepsie, 1974-1975. Co-chair Dutchess County Peace Center, Poughkeepsie, 1984-1989. Member international advisory board Radio for Peace International, Santa Ana, Costa Rica, since 1989.
Secretary Northern Dutchess branch National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Poughkeepsie, 1991-1992, 94. Member American Association of University Women, American Sociology Association, International Association Mass Communications Research, Radical Philosophy Association.
Married Charles Hamilton Luther Febr. 28, 1941 (divorced August 1963). Children: Charles H. Luther, Junior, Mark Fletcher Luther, Sara Lee Luther.
Married John Jay Neumaier, September 2, 1969.