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Shaky Ground

Name: Shaky Ground
Brand: Columbia University Press
SKU: 04431360
Price: 15585 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Alice Echols
ISBN: 9780231106719

Alice Echols

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English

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Libristo code: 04431360

Publishers Columbia University Press, January 2002

Alice Echols has never shied away from controversy. Long before it was fashionable, she wrote searin... Full description

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Alice Echols has never shied away from controversy. Long before it was fashionable, she wrote searing critiques of antiporn feminism. Her subsequent books about the 1960s are trenchant and provocative, and written with unflinching honesty. Now she maps an alternative history of contemporary American culture, taking on such subjects as hippies, gay/lesbian and women's liberation, disco and the racial politics of music, and artists as diverse as Joni Mitchell and Lenny Kravitz. Echols upends many of our bedrock assumptions about American culture since the 1950s, challenging in particular the notions that the '60s represented a total rupture with the past and that the '70s marked the end of meaningful change.