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The Politics of Authenticity: Liberalism, Christianity, and the New Left in America

by Doug Rossinow

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Breaking new ground in cultural, political, and social history, Rossinow tells the story of the new left-wing movement that emerged in the 1960s from an innovative perspective: illustrating the spiritual dimension of student activism and providing the first account "from the bottom up" — as well as linking local developments to the national scene.

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"Rossinow's brilliant analysis of the new left as an American search for authenticity brings together any strands of interpretation which have until now been explored in isolation." Sara Evans, author of Personal Politics: The Roots of Women's Liberation in the Civil Rights Movement and the New Left

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Illustrating the spiritual dimension of student activism and arguing that the movement was deeply entwined with a personal quest for authenticity as a moral imperative, Rossinow tells the story of the left-wing movement that emerged in the 1960s from an innovative perspective.

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ISBN:

9780231110570

Author:

Rossinow, Douglas

Publisher:

Columbia University Press

Author:

Rossinow, Douglas

Subject:

General

Subject:

Political science

Subject:

United States - 20th Century

Subject:

Pclatacal scaence

Subject:

US History - 20th Century

Edition Description:

Paperback

Series:

Columbia Studies in Contemporary American History (Paperback)

Publication Date:

19990331

Binding:

TRADE PAPER

Language:

English

Pages:

520

Dimensions:

9.03x6.06x1.13 in. 1.53 lbs.

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Product details 520 pages Columbia University Press - 1999-03-00 English 9780231110570 Reviews:

"Review" by , "Rossinow's brilliant analysis of the new left as an American search for authenticity brings together any strands of interpretation which have until now been explored in isolation." Sara Evans, author of Personal Politics: The Roots of Women's Liberation in the Civil Rights Movement and the New Left

"Synopsis" by Ingram, Illustrating the spiritual dimension of student activism and arguing that the movement was deeply entwined with a personal quest for authenticity as a moral imperative, Rossinow tells the story of the left-wing movement that emerged in the 1960s from an innovative perspective.