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Riding The New Wave Youth And The Rejuvenation Of France After The Second World War Richard Ivan Jobs

  • SKU: BELL-51942042
Riding The New Wave Youth And The Rejuvenation Of France After The Second World War Richard Ivan Jobs
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Riding The New Wave Youth And The Rejuvenation Of France After The Second World War Richard Ivan Jobs instant download after payment.

Publisher: Stanford University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 18.21 MB
Pages: 384
Author: Richard Ivan Jobs
ISBN: 9781503626126, 1503626121
Language: English
Year: 2007

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Riding The New Wave Youth And The Rejuvenation Of France After The Second World War Richard Ivan Jobs by Richard Ivan Jobs 9781503626126, 1503626121 instant download after payment.

This book tells the story of France's remarkable transformation in the 1940s and 1950s through exhaustive study of the role of youth and youth culture in France's rejuvenation and cultural reconstruction in the aftermath of war, occupation, and collaboration. Examining everything from Brigitte Bardot and New Wave film to Tarzan and comic books, from juvenile delinquents and managerial technocrats to soldiers and 1968 protesters, from popular culture to politics, the author makes a fascinating case for reconsidering the significance and meaning of youth in postwar France. Riding the New Wave advances a new methodological approach by considering age as a category of historical analysis comparable to, and in tandem with, race, class, and gender. This history reveals youth to be a central feature in France's recovery from the Second World War while also clarifying the international significance of youth in the tumultuous 1960s.

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