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Thursday, September 17 2009
LA’s Checkered Past (audio)
— John Buntin, Richard Rayner and Kevin Roderick (KCRW, 8 September 2009)Filed in: American Studies | Geographies | History
Friday, September 11 2009
The Art of Obama Worship
— Michael J. Lewis (Commentary, September 2009)Filed in: American Studies | Politics & Government | Visual Arts
Saturday, August 22 2009
What’s So Great About the Sixties Anyway?
— S.T. VanAirsdale (Esquire, 12 August 2009)Filed in: American Studies | Film | General Culture | Music
Friday, August 21 2009
Casablanca Records: Play It Again
— Christian John Wikane (PopMatters, 17 August 2009)Filed in: American Studies | History | Music
Tuesday, August 11 2009
The Humanities and Social Change
— Gerald Early (Daedalus, Winter 2009)Filed in: American Studies | Cultural Identity | Ethnicity & Race | Humanities
Sunday, August 9 2009
“In a So-Called Civilized World”: American Pop Primitivism and the Cramps
— Jonathan David White (Americana: The Journal of American Popular Culture, Spring 2002)Filed in: American Studies | Music
Tuesday, August 4 2009
The Courthouse Ring: Atticus Finch and the Limits of Southern Liberalism
— Malcolm Gladwell (The New Yorker, 10 August 2009)Filed in: American Studies | Ethnicity & Race | Film | History | Literature
Monday, August 3 2009
Why Can’t We Have a Smart Conversation About Race?
— Christopher Deis (Alternet, 3 August 2009)Filed in: American Studies | Ethnicity & Race
Saturday, August 1 2009
McCulture
— Aviya Kushner (The Wilson Quarterly, Winter 2009)Filed in: American Studies | General Culture
Saturday, July 25 2009
10 Lessons on Empire
— Stephen M. Walt (Foreign Policy, 13 July 2009)Filed in: American Studies | Global Affairs
Friday, July 24 2009
Author Targets Pop Culture’s ‘Empire of Illusion’
— Chris Hedges (NPR / Talk of the Nation, 21 July 2009)
Filed in: American Studies | General Culture
— Chris Hedges (NPR / Talk of the Nation, 21 July 2009)
Filed in: American Studies | General Culture
