The American Culture and Politics Lecture Series
The American Culture and Politics Lecture Series was established by the Horning Endowment for the Humanities to bring prominant scholars in the areas of United States political and cultural history to Oregon State University.
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Kenneth Osgood, Colorado School of Mines "Learning to Love the Big Lie: Spies, Mad Men, and Propaganda" |
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Moon-Ho Jung, University of Washington "Seditious Subjects: Race, State Violence, and the U.S. Empire" |
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"Indians and U.S.-Mexican War"
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Trevor Griffey, University of Washington Labor Politics of the Black Power Movement
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David Henkin, UC Berkeley What Is a Communications Revolutionand Did One Take Place Before the Civil War? |
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Robert O. Self, Brown University Bodies Count: Postwar Social Movements andthe Body in American Politics |
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Amy S. Greenberg, Pennsylvania State University |
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Bill Lang, Portland State University What Beavers, Ducks, Bart Simpson, and Leroy Vinnegar Have in Common, or: How To Make A State Encylopedia of Oregon |
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