Abstract
The afterlife of Vivian Gornick's Romance of American Communism speaks perfectly to her actual point: no political movement ever really ends, but rather becomes part of a set of reference points; no political moment ever begins anew, but always bears the weight of dead generations—and sometimes living ones, too.
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