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What is an American? Bruce P. Frohnen and Ted V. McAllister argue that we are, in fact, a distinct people with our own common character that transcends race, gender, ethnicity, and class. They find in our current political conflicts a crisis of identity that stems from changes, not just in our political, economic, and technological environment, but in our ability to evaluate-and to value-the personalities that shaped our way of life. The history of the American character is filled with triumph as well as tragedy, and with virtue as well as vice. It is a story of cooperation and conflict among…mehr
What is an American? Bruce P. Frohnen and Ted V. McAllister argue that we are, in fact, a distinct people with our own common character that transcends race, gender, ethnicity, and class. They find in our current political conflicts a crisis of identity that stems from changes, not just in our political, economic, and technological environment, but in our ability to evaluate-and to value-the personalities that shaped our way of life. The history of the American character is filled with triumph as well as tragedy, and with virtue as well as vice. It is a story of cooperation and conflict among an unruly people, who from earliest days questioned authority even as they worked to establish communities of faith, family, and local freedom under extreme circumstances.
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Autorenporträt
Bruce P. Frohnen is professor of Law at the Ohio Northern University College of Law and Senior Fellow at the Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Self, Character, and People Chapter 1: Unruly Pilgrims Chapter 2: The Roots of American Culture Chapter 3: Slavery Chapter 4: A Plural Nation: American Liberties and the Birth of a People Chapter 5: Conflict, Law, and Revolution Chapter 6: The Constitutional Conversation Chapter 7: Cane Ridge and the New Protestant Consensus Chapter 8: "The Democracy" and Its Limits Chapter 9: Changing Circumstances, Abiding Character Chapter 10: American Women and the Power of Self-Sacrifice Chapter 11: Civil War: The Deals that Failed Chapter 12: Aftermath: Salvaging the Deal, or Replacing It? Chapter 13: The West Chapter 14: Rome Wasn't Built in a Day, but Oklahoma City Was Chapter 15: The Pursuit of Consolidation Chapter 16: Wall Street vs. Main Street: The Early Years. Or, from Populism to Progressivism Chapter 17: A Generation of Change Chapter 18: A Changed Generation Chapter 19: Civil Rights and the Anti-Discrimination State Chapter 20: Radical Origins and Ideals Chapter 21: Conflict
Introduction: Self, Character, and People Chapter 1: Unruly Pilgrims Chapter 2: The Roots of American Culture Chapter 3: Slavery Chapter 4: A Plural Nation: American Liberties and the Birth of a People Chapter 5: Conflict, Law, and Revolution Chapter 6: The Constitutional Conversation Chapter 7: Cane Ridge and the New Protestant Consensus Chapter 8: "The Democracy" and Its Limits Chapter 9: Changing Circumstances, Abiding Character Chapter 10: American Women and the Power of Self-Sacrifice Chapter 11: Civil War: The Deals that Failed Chapter 12: Aftermath: Salvaging the Deal, or Replacing It? Chapter 13: The West Chapter 14: Rome Wasn't Built in a Day, but Oklahoma City Was Chapter 15: The Pursuit of Consolidation Chapter 16: Wall Street vs. Main Street: The Early Years. Or, from Populism to Progressivism Chapter 17: A Generation of Change Chapter 18: A Changed Generation Chapter 19: Civil Rights and the Anti-Discrimination State Chapter 20: Radical Origins and Ideals Chapter 21: Conflict
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