Date: Sat, 28 Oct 2000 00:39:58 +0700 From: rituals in pagodas <rituals@hotmail.com> To: sixties@lists.village.virginia.edu, epm2@lehigh.edu, rea15@columbia.edu, jwood@mail.sdsu.edu, lightshow@jps.net Subject: sixties historiography? greetings from thailand, an ultimate, impressionist hip text which reads like dispatches is the book: *dream time -- chapters from the sixties* by geoffrey o'brien. published by viking. very cool. cheers, richard *************************************************** richard s. ehrlich asia correspondent rituals@hotmail.com bangkok, thailand website, asia news, photos, books, film and links: http://members.tripod.lycos.com/ehrlich/ <*> updated october 24, 2000 <*> copyright 2000 *************************************************** Sixties historiography (multiple responses) sixties@lists.village.virginia.edu Tue, 16 Mar 1999 13:13:58 -0500 * Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] * Next message: Mark Bunster: "Re: Aretha Franklin" * Previous message: Robert Strassfeld: "Sixties historiography" [1] From: epm2@lehigh.edu (TED MORGAN) Subject: Re: Sixties historiography > Can anyone recommend a good historiographical essay (or essays) on the >sixties? I came up empty-handed searching American History and Life. > Thanks for any help. >Bob Strassfeld There's a pretty thorough and current ('96) essay at the back of David Burner's "Making Peace with the 60s" (Princeton U. press). Ted Morgan ================================ Department of Political Science Maginnes Hall #9 Lehigh University Bethlehem, PA 18015 epm2@lehigh.edu phone: (610) 758-3345 fax: (610) 758-6554 ____________________________________ [2] From: Rachel E Adams <rea15@columbia.edu> Subject: Re: Sixties historiography See Frederic Jameson's "Periodizing the Sixties," and important commentary on remembering the decade from the perspective of the mid-1980s. It is anthologized in a collection containing other useful essays, _Sixties without Apology_. ___________ Rachel Adams, Assistant Professor Department of English and Comparative Literature Columbia University _____________________________________ [3] From: "James L. Wood" <jwood@mail.sdsu.edu> Subject: Re: Sixties historiography See Todd Gitlin's <italic>The Sixties</italic>. James L. Wood <<jwood@mail.sdsu.edu> ________________________________________ [4] From: Phoenix <lightshow@jps.net> Subject: Re: Sixties historiography how strange, really? Try "One Flew Over The CuCoo's Nest," by Ken Kesey. http://www.Key-Z.com/ has even even more historical and cultural material particular to the time by many of the writers and players who were there writing and playing. Also their more recent works. __________________________________
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