America as a civilization, Volume 2 |
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Contents
FOREWORD | ix |
Life Cycle of the American | 541 |
Belief and Opinion 701 | 550 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
achieved Ameri American family American society American woman anxiety attitudes audience become behavior belief big media Brandeis University century child church civilization class system codes creative cult David Riesman democracy democratic divorce E. B. White economic elite emotional energies ethnic European experience express fact feel freedom Geoffrey Gorer Gilbert Seldes girl goals groups Henry James hero Hollywood human husband ideas impulse income individual industrial intellectual jazz Jews less living Lloyd Warner Margaret Mead marriage means middle classes mobility moral nation Negro nomic novel parents pattern personality phase political popular culture prestige problem psychic Puritan radio religion religious revolution role romantic love sense sexual sexual revolution social standards status structure struggle symbols taste tion tradition turn University values women workers York young Americans
Bibliographic information
| Title | America as a civilization, Volume 2 America as a Civilization, Max Lerner |
| Author | Max Lerner |
| Publisher | Simon and Schuster, 1957 |
| ISBN | 067120162X, 9780671201623 |
| Subjects | National characteristics, American United States |
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