The state of U.S. history
By: edited by Melvyn Stokes.
Contributors: Stokes, Melvyn.
Publisher: Berg
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Oxford, UK; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 448
Subjects: United States -- Historiography.; United States -- Social conditions -- Historiography.
Other titles: State of United States history
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Melvyn Stokes; title: Writing the history of the American Revolution / Simon P. Newman; title: Reshaping society : American social history from revolution to reconstruction / Christopher Clark; title: Rediscovering Jacksonian America / Daniel Feller; title: The evangelical surge and the significance of religion in the early United States, 1783-1865 / Mark A. Noll; title: The New Deal in American scholarship / Alan Brinkley; title: Beyond the "age of McCarthy": anticommunism and the historians / Michael J. Heale; title: Segregation and civil rights : African American freedom strategies in the twentieth century / Adam Fairclough; title: Industrial history : the state of the art / Howell John Harris; title: Intellectual history, democracy, and the culture of irony / James T. Kloppenberg; title: Women's history and gender / S. Jay Kleinberg; title: Print and the public sphere in early America / Robert A. Gross; title: The rise of film history / Melvyn Stokes; title: The American West : from exceptionalism to internationalism / Patricia Nelson Limerick; title: Orpheus turning : the present state of southern history / Michael O'Brien; title: Class and the construction of "race" : White racism in the antebellum south / Michael Tadman; title: Imagining Indians : differing perspectives on Native American history / Joy Porter; title: Class in American history : issues and a case study / John Ashworth; title: Conflict by consent : popular commitment, community participation, and the war for the Union / Peter J. Parish; title: By way of Dubois : the question of Black initiative in the Civil War and Reconstruction / David Turley.