American society in the twentieth century: selected readings/
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New York:
John Wiley & Sons,
c1972
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Table of Contents:
- The decline of the WASP, by P. Schrag.
- Skin deep is not good enough, by W. Kerr.
- Silver City, by W. Haywood.
- In retrospect: 1912-1950, by D. Aaron.
- Talking in my sleep: an exercise in self-criticism, by "Free."
- The origins of American feminism, by W. L. O'Neill.
- Mabel Dodge Luhan: sex as politics, by C. Lasch.
- Sisterhood is powerful, by S. Browmiller.
- Booker T. Washington and the Negro, by T. Dixon, Jr.
- The guilt of the cane, by W. E. B. DuBois.
- Cultural nationalism, by J. Lester.
- Cultural history written with lighting: The significance of the Birth of a nation, by E. Carter.
- Movie chronicle: The westerner, by R. Warshow.
- Movies on television, by P. Kael.
- Hetch Hetchy Valley, by J. Muir.
- The Round River, by A. Leopold.
- Eco-catastrophe, by P. R. Ehrlich.
- The tenant, by J. Riis.
- The golden circus, by W. Lord.
- The city comes to Main Street, by L. Atherton.
- Nutrition and human needs, 1970.
- Five in spots for the midnight chic, by P. Benchley.