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Bogart to Bogart: A Changing America from , to and democracy over the period from The Great Depression to World War II and the Cold War. The films suggest an evolution of profound challenges to American democratic culture. The films reflect starkly different times and conditions in twentieth-century American history and culture. Given these dif

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Wyler: Surveying the Changing American Sceneler’s films over several decades study a changing American scene of new challenges and triumphs involving democracy and the New Covenant. In a film that has become a classic of modern warfare reportage and documentation, . makes the heroism of the crew of a B-17 bomber or “Flying Fortress” on missio

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Filming “The Crisis of American Civic Liberalism”wing a culture of liberal democracy. He feared the vitiation of democratic impulses through the massification of society and culture under the influence of such modern technological forces as television. He saw the need to infuse the American soul with greater purpose and meaning but his hopes that

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