What really happened to the 1960s : how mass media culture failed American democracy
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What really happened to the 1960s : how mass media culture failed American democracy
University Press of Kansas, c2010
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What really happened to the nineteen sixties : how mass media culture failed American democracy
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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In this provocative look at mass media's connection with 1960s, Edward P. Morgan simultaneously seeks to explain what happened in those turbulent years and what happened to how we remember it. His comprehensive overview and critical analysis reveal how the mass media have shaped the popular image of a raucous decade in ways that have curtailed its promise of democracy.
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