There's a very good dissertation by Daniel Hinman-Smith (I can't remember
the exact title, but something like "Does the Word `Freedom' Have a
Meaning?") that examines the connections between the 1964 Freedom Summer
and the Free Speech Movement. It's not exactly what you're looking for,
but it's quite good.
Jim Farrell
St. Olaf College
On Wed, 3 Apr 1996, Jo Freeman wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions. I looked at Horowitz, but it begins in the late si
> xties. Rorabaugh was missing. Do you know if it has anything useful in it? I
> can get it from interlibrary loan, but hate to spend my credits for a book that
> is not on point. 1963-64 seems to be a big gap in the Berkeley/Bay Area litera
> ture. Some wrote about 1959-62, and many wrote from the FSM onward. Yet the
> year that was the true origins of the FSM is untouched? I can't even find a
> dissertation on it! Or an article in Readers Guide!
>
> Jo Freeman
> jfrbc@cunyvm.cuny.edu
>