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Control Number  

n831119159

International Standard Book Number  

9780804786461 (electronic bk.)

International Standard Book Number  

0804786461 (electronic bk.)

International Standard Book Number  

9780804777988 (alk. paper)

International Standard Book Number  

0804777985 (alk. paper)

Library of Congress Call Number  

HN90.S6-S56 2013

Dewey Decimal Classification Number  

305.5

Main Entry-Personal Name  

Simmons, Solon

Physical Description  

1 online resource (305 pages)

Bibliography, Etc. Note  

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Formatted Contents Note  

완전내용Nothing is more important : arguing America -- Basically totally dysfunctional : the rhetorical roots of protracted social conflict -- Spreading democracy around the world : a world made safe for private enterprise -- Taking aim at the New Deal : to restore the idea of America -- That redemption we dream of : the tangle of intolerances -- The gravest problem : reds, rackets and the unmaking of the democratic class struggle -- Conclusion : to clarify American opinion -- Epilogue : if it's Sunday, it's Meet the press.

Summary, Etc.  

요약"Red state vs. blue state. Republican vs. Democrat. Fox News vs. The Daily Show. The so-called culture wars have become such a fixture of American politics that dividing the country into rival camps seems natural and political gridlock seems inevitable. Entering the fray, Solon Simmons offers an intriguing twist on the debate: Our disagreements come not from unbridgeable divides, but from differing interpretations of a single underlying American tradition-liberalism. Both champions of traditional liberal values, Republicans have become the party of individual freedom while Democrats wear the mantle of tolerance. Lost in this battle of sides is the third pillar of liberalism--equality. Simmons charts the course of American politics through the episodes of Meet the Press. On the air since 1945, Meet the Press provides an unparalleled record of living conversation about the most pressing issues of the day. In weekly discussions, the people who directly influenced policy and held the reins of power in Washington set the political agenda for the country. Listening to what these people had to say--and importantly how they said it--Meet the Press opens a window on how our political parties have become so divided and how notions of equality were lost in the process. Telling the story of the American Century, Simmons investigates four themes that have defined politics and, in turn, debate on Meet the Press--war and foreign affairs, debt and taxation, race struggles, and class and labor relations--and demonstrates how political leaders have transformed these important political issues into symbolic pawns as each party advocates for their own understanding of liberty, whether freedom or tolerance. Ultimately, with The Eclipse of Equality, he looks to bring back to the debate the question lurking in the shadows--how can we ensure the protection of a peaceful civil society and equality for all?"--Provided by publisher.

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Equality United States

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Social conflict United States

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Rhetoric Political aspects United States

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Meet the press (Television program)

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Political culture United States

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Public opinion United States

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United States Politics and government 1945-1989.

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United States Politics and government 1989-

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SOCIAL SCIENCE Discrimination & Race Relations.

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SOCIAL SCIENCE Minority Studies.

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Meet the press (Television program)

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Equality.

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Political culture.

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Political science.

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Public opinion.

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Rhetoric Political aspects.

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Social conflict.

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United States.

Additional Physical Form Entry  

Print versionSimmons, Solon. Eclipse of equality. Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, [2013] 9780804777988 (DLC) 2012041611 (OCoLC)813415439

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