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Time In The Ditch American Philosophy And The Mccarthy Era John Mccumber

Name: Time In The Ditch American Philosophy And The Mccarthy Era John Mccumber
SKU: BELL-37122418
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Publisher: Northwestern University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 111.56 MB

Pages: 213

Author: John McCumber

ISBN: 9780810118096, 0810118092

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Time In The Ditch American Philosophy And The Mccarthy Era John Mccumber by John Mccumber 9780810118096, 0810118092 instant download after payment.

In Time in the Ditch, John McCumber explores the effect of McCarthyism on American philosophy in the 1940s and 1950s. The possibility that the political pressures of the McCarthy era might have skewed the development of the discipline has rarely been addressed in the subsequent half century. Why was silence maintained for so long? And what happens, McCumber asks, when political events and pressures go beyond interfering with individual careers to influence the nature of a discipline itself?