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The progressive mind, 1890-1917 [by] David W. Noble.

By: Series: Rand McNally series on the history of American thought and culturePublication details: Chicago, Rand McNally [1970]Description: x, 196 pages 21 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 917.3/03/8
LOC classification:
  • E169.1 .N72
Other classification:
  • NK 4755
  • 973.91
Contents:
The crisis of 1890: rural stability versus industrial change -- Turner and Beard: the historians view the frontier and industrialism -- Harmony through technological order: Taylor, Ford, and Veblen -- The social nature of the natural man: Dewey, Cooley, and Rauschenbusch -- The South: Agrarian defeat and the negro as scapegoat -- The negro and progressivism: South and North -- Freedom from form: progressivism in architecture, art, and music -- The novelists: naturalism versus progressivism -- Theodore Roosevelt and the American paradox -- Woodrow Wilson and World War I: Armageddon for progressivism.
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Books Academic Resource Center at Levitt General Stacks (LOWER Level) E 169.1 .N72 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 18895

Includes bibliographical references.

The crisis of 1890: rural stability versus industrial change -- Turner and Beard: the historians view the frontier and industrialism -- Harmony through technological order: Taylor, Ford, and Veblen -- The social nature of the natural man: Dewey, Cooley, and Rauschenbusch -- The South: Agrarian defeat and the negro as scapegoat -- The negro and progressivism: South and North -- Freedom from form: progressivism in architecture, art, and music -- The novelists: naturalism versus progressivism -- Theodore Roosevelt and the American paradox -- Woodrow Wilson and World War I: Armageddon for progressivism.

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