American Studies

American Studies
ISBN-10
0374104344
ISBN-13
9780374104344
Series
American Studies
Category
History
Pages
306
Language
English
Published
2002
Publisher
Macmillan
Author
Louis Menand

Description

Presents an intellectual and cultural history of America that draws connections between seemingly unrelated facets of American society, identifying the sources of key innovations while explaining how ideas became part of mainstream life.

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