The Lost Decade
America in the Seventies
A part of the series The Dolphin (26) , and the subject areas Gender studies, Literature (English Language) and Music
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Edited by
Elsebeth Hurup
With contributions by
Robert Abzug,
Robert M. Bednar,
Charles Bussey,
Henrik Bødker,
Dale Carter,
John G. Cawelti,
Nancy G. Holm,
Douglas T. Miller and
David A. Nye
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Table of contents
Acknowledgements
Preface
John G. Cawalti: 'That's What I Like about the South:' Changing Images of the South in the 1970s
David E. Nye: Declension and Renewal: New England's Shifting Mood in the 1970s
Robert Matej Bednar: Searching for an Old Faithful America: National Park Tourism in the 1970s
Robert Abzug: Love and Will: Rollo May and the Seventies' Crisis of Intimacy
Charles Bussey: Jimmy Carter: Hope and Memory versus Optimism and Nostalgia
Dale Carter: The Crooked Path: Continuity and Change in American Foreign Policy, 1968-1981
Douglas T. Miller: Sixties Activism in the 'Me Decade'
Nancy Graham Holm: 'Power to the People' through Television: Community Access in a Commercial System
Henrik Bødker: Popular Music into the Seventies: From Rock to Pop to Punk
Elsebeth Hurup: Images of the Past, Present and Future: Hollywood Portraits of Bicentennial America
Abstracts
The Contributors
