アメリカの20世紀<br>Perspectives on Modern America : Making Sense of the Twentieth Century

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Perspectives on Modern America : Making Sense of the Twentieth Century

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 336 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9780195128659
  • DDC分類 973.91

Full Description

In Perspectives on Modern America: Making Sense of the Twentieth Century, Harvard Sitkoff brings together some of America's most distinguished scholars to survey and analyze the twentieth century. The impressive list of contributors includes Paul Boyer, Lizabeth Cohen, Sara M. Evans, Jacqueline Jones, William E. Leuchtenburg, and Charles Payne. Each contributor has written a broadly interpretive essay on a key aspect of American life and how it has changed over the past one hundred years, offering vivid end-of-the-century snapshots of our past troubles and triumphs-of the people, ideas, events, and developments that mattered most. The essays address a wide range of political, social, and economic issues including the history of liberalism and conservatism; the labor movement and the distribution of wealth; immigration and ethnicity; the status of women and African Americans; changes in the South and the West; consumer culture; the federal government; foreign policy; religion; and American cultural and intellectual life.
The book includes astute portraits of such historical turning points as the Progressive era, the Great Depression and Second World War, American society in the 1960s, and the Reagan revolution. It also includes thoughtful essays on the growth and decline of organized labor, the limits of the American welfare state, the persistent systems of inequality, and the means employed to resist oppression. Offering a challenging and enlightening assessment of the past one hundred years, Perspectives on Modern America: Making Sense of the Twentieth Century is an essential text for undergraduates in twentieth-century American history and will also appeal to general readers.

Contents

Contributors ; Introduction: Harvard Sitkoff ; 1. The Twentieth-Century Presidency: ; 2. Piety and Property: Conservatism and Right-Wing Movements in the Twentieth Century: ; 3. Twentieth-Century Liberalisms: Transformations of an Ideology: ; 4. The Republic as Empire: American Foreign Policy in the "American Century": ; 5. Work Places: The Economy and the Changing Landscape of Labor, 1900-2000: ; 6. The History and Politics of Poverty in Twentieth-Century America: ; 7. Citizens and Consumers in the Century of Mass Consumption: ; 8. American Women in the Twentieth Century: ; 9. "You duh Man!": African Americans in the Twentieth Century: ; 10. From the Benighted South to the Sunbelt: The South in the Twentieth Century: ; 11. Democracy, Citizenship, and Race: The West in the Twentieth Century: ; 12. The Chameleon with Nine Lives: American Religion in the Twentieth Century: ; 13. Immigration and Ethnicity in the American Century: ; 14. The Iron Cage and Its Alternatives in Twentieth-Century American Thought: ; Index