The Radical Vision: Essays for the Seventies (1970)

New York City: Thomas Y. Crowell Company (book, anthology, interview), 1970.
8.375" x 5.625" x 1.25", 626 pages, softcover.

The Radical Vision: Essays for the Seventies, edited by Leo Hamalian and Frederick R. Karl. This contains "Journey Through Time-Space: An Interview with William S. Burroughs" by Daniel Odier, pp. 504-534.  This is an excerpt from The Job. 

Burroughs is also mentioned in Leslie A. Fielder's essay "The New Mutants."

This copy, acquired from Between the Covers (Gloucester City, NJ) is a review copy, with slip.

Not in Maynard & Miles, Shoaf, or Schottlaender (v4).

Contents: 

• Leo Hamalian and Frederick R. Karl: introduction and section prefaces
• Jim Morrison: quote
• Ronald McGuire: "Cry of the Wild" (essay)
• Jerry Rubin: "A Yippee Manifesto" (essay)
• Lewis Henry Morgan: quote
• Gary Snyder: "Passage to More Than India" (essay)
• Robert Jay Lifton: "Protean Man" (essay)
• Alan Watts: "A Psychedelic Experience: Fact or Fantasy?" (essay)
• Malcolm X: "The Black Revolution" (essay)
• Herbert Marcuse: "Liberation from the Affluent Society" (essay)
• Benjamin Nelson: introduction to Norman O. Brown
• Norman O. Brown: "Apocalypse: The Place of Mystery in the Life of the Mind" (essay)
• R. D. Laing: "The Obvious" (essay)
• Thomas Clark and Allen Ginsberg: "The Art of Poetry" (interview)
• Kingsley Widmer: "Rebellion as Education" (essay)
• Dotson Rader: "Up Against the Wall!" (essay)
• Leo Hamalian and James V. Hatch: "Pride and Prejudice: The City College Crisis" (essay)
• Sheldon Wolin and John Schaar: "Berkeley: The Battle of People's Park" (essay)
• Harold Taylor: "Students as Teachers" (essay)
• Frederick R. Karl: "The Uselessness of the Past" (essay)
• Jean-Paul Sartre: "Existentialism" (essay)
• Allen Wheelis: "How People Change" (essay)
• Peter Marin: "The Open Truth and Fiery Vehemence of Youth: A Sort of Soliloquy" (essay)
• Martin Duberman: "Black Power in America" (essay)
• Cecil M. Brown and Eldridge Cleaver: "The Minister of Information Raps: An Interview with Eldridge Cleaver" (interview)
• Piri Thomas: "Barroom Sociology" (essay)
• Nat Hentoff and Julius Lester: "Blacks and Jews: An Interview with Julius Lester" (essay)
• Paul Wachtel: "Change and Resistance: A Psychotherapeutic View of Race Relations" (essay)
• Donald Fleming: "On Living in a Biological Revolution" (essay)
• Moshe Safdie: "The Changing Environment – Hell or Utopia?" (essay)
• Lynn White, Jr.: "The Historic Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis" (essay)
• Norman Mailer: "Architectural Excerpts" (essay)
• Leslie A. Fielder: "The New Mutants" (essay)
• Daniel Odier and William S. Burroughs: "Journey Through Time-Space: An Interview with William S. Burroughs" (interview)
• John Cage: "Communication" (essay)
• Ralph L. Gleason: "Like a Rolling Stone" (essay)
• Jean-Luc Godard: "One or Two Things" (essay)
• George F. Kennan: "Rebels Without a Program" (essay)
• Robert Brustein: "Monkey Business" (essay)
• Theodore Roszak: "The Summa Popologica of Marshall McLuhan" (essay)
• W. Arthur Lewis: "The Road to the Top Is Through Higher Education – Not Black Studies" (essay)