This book examines major political movements during the Cold War through the rhetorical trope of the Nazi analogy. The examination pits ideas concerning utopian and dystopian social orders against the problems associated with reproducing rhetorical tropes throughout the various agencies of mass American culture.
This book examines major political movements during the Cold War through the rhetorical trope of the Nazi analogy. The examination pits ideas concerning utopian and dystopian social orders against the problems associated with reproducing rhetorical tropes throughout the various agencies of mass American culture.
Brian Johnson has held a number of key leadership and strategic roles in government and private companies. He was a part of the UK government team that created the ITIL® approach. He has written a number of books on ITIL®, the software life cycle and the role of IT in business. When he isn't working or writing, Brian's passion is playing football.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction - Nazism as an Epitome of Evil for American Ethics Chapter 1 - From Hun to Holocaust: American's Depiction of Nazism Before and After Camp Liberation Chapter 2 - America Über Alles: The Promise of an American Postwar Chapter 3 - Are You Now or Have You Ever Been.: Nazism and the Second Red Scare Chapter 4 - Pod People and Swastikas: Nazism and Images of the Communist Threat Chapter 5 - The Matinee War: Selling the War Against Communism with the Nazis of World War II Chapter 6 - White Power, Black Power: The Use of Nazi Analogy in Civil Rights and Black Power Rhetoric Conclusion - The Repercussions of Ubiquity
Introduction - Nazism as an Epitome of Evil for American Ethics Chapter 1 - From Hun to Holocaust: American's Depiction of Nazism Before and After Camp Liberation Chapter 2 - America Über Alles: The Promise of an American Postwar Chapter 3 - Are You Now or Have You Ever Been.: Nazism and the Second Red Scare Chapter 4 - Pod People and Swastikas: Nazism and Images of the Communist Threat Chapter 5 - The Matinee War: Selling the War Against Communism with the Nazis of World War II Chapter 6 - White Power, Black Power: The Use of Nazi Analogy in Civil Rights and Black Power Rhetoric Conclusion - The Repercussions of Ubiquity
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