Impact of the Cold War on American popular culture
By: Elaine McClarnand and Steve Goodson, editors.
Contributors: McClarnand MacKinnon, Elaine.; Goodson, Steve.
Series: Studies in the social sciences ;; v. 35; Studies in the social sciences (State University of West Georgia) ;; v. 36.
Publisher: The State University of West Georgia
Published: 1999
Place of publication: [Carrollton, Ga.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 97
Subjects: Popular culture -- United States -- History -- 20th century.; Cold War -- Social aspects -- United States.; Atomic bomb -- Social aspects -- United States.; United States -- Civilization -- 1945-; United States -- Social conditions -- 1945-
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"May 1999"
Table of contents: title: Living with the bomb: the retreat to the suburban bomb shelter / Janna Jones; title: Popular fiction as propaganda: Cold war ideology in Ian Fleming's From Russia with love / Gary Hoppenstand; title: AMERIKA, the miniseries: television's last Cold War gasp / Jerry Rodnitzky; title: Dangerous superpowers: comic book heroes and American masculinity in the Atomic Age / John Ott; title: From Vietnam to the New World Order: the GI Joe action figure as Cold War artifact / Roger Chapman; title: American dream meets Russian nightmare: professional wrestling and the end of the Cold War / Terence Whalen; title: Advertising freedom: COMMENTARY Magazine and the cultural Cold War / Nathan Abrams; title: Southern fundamentalism and anticommunism at the beginning of the Cold War: the controversy between J. Frank Norris and Louis D. Newton / William R. Glass.