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The Long Mid-Century

I’ve been working on 1976 and the Bicentennial of the American Revolution this semester. Recently, I ran into this 1976 episode of PBS’s The Open Mind, featuring host Richard Heffner interviewing the psychologist Allan Fromme. It’s a fascinating reminder of the continuing presence of what I think of as mid-twentieth-century intellectual culture as the Age of Fracture and/or of Culture Wars (depending on how you look at it online pharmacy buy imodium no prescription pharmacy online pharmacy zocor for sale no prescription ) was getting under way. Heffner, an historian and professor of communications and public policy at Rutgers, invited Read more