Warren Sussman: Culture as History

[Culture as History] presents the landscape of early 20th-century American society as viewed through culture by Warren Sussman, an outstanding historian representing 20th-century America. The book features major themes such as interest in how Americans, including intellectuals and ordinary people, understand, use, and even abuse their past; the American characteristic of continuing conservative traditions in politics; uniquely American problems referred to as "American exceptionalism" by both Americans and non-Americans; the dual values accepted by ordinary Americans regarding the modernity of the first half of the 20th century; and furthermore, the impact that communication revolutions such as wired and wireless telegraphy, the telephone, film, and radio had on American culture as a whole.

Korean title: 역사로서의 문화

Korean author: 워런 서스먼

Korean publisher: 나남

ISBN-13: 9788930087896