Modular America: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on the Emergence of an American Way

Daniel Hovey Calhoun · John G. Blair

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Introduction: Modularity in Cross-Cultural Perspective Education: College Curriculum Industry: The American System of Manufactures Architecture: Skyscraper Literature: Whitman's Poetry Music: Blues and All That Jazz Sports: Football in America Law: Property, Alienation and Women Religion: Disestablishment Endings: Historical Explanations and American Ideology

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