American personality and the creative arts
By: edited by Joel C. Mickelson
Publisher: Burgess Pub. Co.
Published: 1969
Place of publication: Minneapolis, Minn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
Subjects: National characteristics, American; Arts, American
Notes: Includes bibliographical references
Table of contents: value: Value and method in American studies, by R. E. Spiller.; value: Can American studies develop a method?, by H. N. Smith.; value: The culture concept as a keystone, by R. E. Sykes.; value: Culture, character, and personality, by M. Murphey.; value: The American personality: A critique of new world culture, by D. W. Brogan.; value: How Americans see themselves, by R. Denney.; value: How to learn history from Sinclair Lewis and other uncommon sources, by N. M. Blake.; value: American women and the American character, by D. M. Potter.; value: The romantic heritage and American character, by J. A. Hague.; value: What is American in American art, by L. Goodrich.; value: Don't nobody move!, by J. Ashmead.; value: Excerpts from Essays before a sonata, by C. Ives.; value: A conversation with Margaret Mead, by H. Brandon