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Redefining American History: Ethnicity, Progressive Historiography and the Making of Richard Hofstadter

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Brown, David – History Teacher, 2003

The distinguished Columbia University historian Richard Hofstadter possessed a scholarly imagination unusually open to fresh approaches to illuminating the past. In the seven years that separated the publications of "American Political Tradition" (1948) and "The Age of Reform" (1955), Hofstadter absorbed new intellectual…

Descriptors: United States History, Historians, Historiography, Social Sciences

ACTION APPROACHES TO LOW-INCOME CULTURE. PART I.

RIESSMAN, FRANK – 1962

THE MAJOR THEMES THAT DESRIBED LOW-INCOME CULTURE WERE--SECURITY OVER STATUS, PRAGMATISM AND ANTI-INTELLECTUALISM, ALIENATION ATTITUDE, COOPERATION, PERSON-CENTERED ATTITUDE, PHYSICALISM, TRADITIONALISM, EXCITEMENT, NONJOINING ATTITUDE, AND STABLE, FEMALE BASED EXTENDED FAMILY. THE LEARNING STYLES OF THE LOW-INCOME GROUP WERE PHYSICAL AND VISUAL,…

Descriptors: Anti Intellectualism, Community Role, Cultural Differences, Disadvantaged