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The Dallas Myth The Making And Unmaking Of An American City Harvey J Graff

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The Dallas Myth The Making And Unmaking Of An American City Harvey J Graff
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Publisher: U of Minnesota Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 21.87 MB
Pages: 419
Author: Harvey J. Graff
ISBN: 9780816652709, 9780816652693, 0816652708, 0816652694
Language: English
Year: 2008

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The Dallas Myth The Making And Unmaking Of An American City Harvey J Graff by Harvey J. Graff 9780816652709, 9780816652693, 0816652708, 0816652694 instant download after payment.

In The Dallas Myth, Harvey J. Graff presents a novel interpretation of a city that has proudly declared its freedom from the past. He scrutinizes the city's origin myth and offers an explicit critique of the reactionary political foundations of modern Dallas: its tolerance for right-wing political violence, the endemic racism and xenophobia, and a planning model that privileges growth and monumental architecture at the expense of the environment and social justice. Revealing the power of myths that have defined the city for so long, Graff presents a new interpretation of Dallas that both deepens our understanding of America's urban landscape and enables its residents to envision a more equitable, humane, and democratic future for all.

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