Titlebook: Narrating the Thirties; A Decade in the Maki John Baxendale,Chris Pawling Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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,From the Devil’s Decade to the Golden Age: The Postwar Politics of the Thirties,iberal doctrine of laissez faire. There began to form in the most impartial minds the idea that some form of effective partnership must be found between the State and those involved in production, distribution, and even exchange.

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,‘A Feeling for Tradition and Discipline’: A Conservativism and the Thirties in The Remains of the Dstance, to better the lot of the unemployed. But more important than this is the fact that Fascism draws its strength from the good as well as the bad varieties of conservatism. To anyone with a feeling for tradition and discipline it comes with its appeal ready-made.

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Introduction: A Decade under Construction,h all these themes – and others – have formed part of a cultural object, shifting and changing over time, and held together by varying degrees of coherence and consensus, which we call ‘the Thirties’.

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Representing the People: The Documentary Film Movement and Mass Observation in the Thirties,l management? Our confidence is sapped, our beliefs are troubled, our eye for beauty is most plainly disturbed: and the more so in cinema than in any other art. For we have to build on the actual. Our capital comes from those whose only interest is in the actual. The medium itself insists on the actual. There we must build or be damned.

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,‘Kept Under by a Generation of Ghosts’: The War, the People and the Thirties,before the corpse was cold. Politicians and broadcasters weighed in. Within months, a process which usually takes years was well under way, and the Thirties were being thoroughly constructed and reconstructed as an object in posterity’s imagination.

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Penniesfrom Heaven: Revisiting the Thirties as Popular Culture,r own epoch. At the same time, historians‘ interpretations of a decade such as the Thirties may contribute to current debates about the nature and identity of British society, by plotting the continuities or disjunctures between past and present and, by implication, proferring lessons to be learned for the future.

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Book 1996 this book explores the ever-changing and hotly contested narratives of Britain in the 1930s. The authors argue that images of ‘the Thirties‘ have been a continual presence in the construction of the wartime and postwar world, and in particular in the emergent discourse of social democracy and its subsequent decline.

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f the Day, this book explores the ever-changing and hotly contested narratives of Britain in the 1930s. The authors argue that images of ‘the Thirties‘ have been a continual presence in the construction of the wartime and postwar world, and in particular in the emergent discourse of social democracy and its subsequent decline.978-0-230-37323-5

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