Framing the Sixties: The Use and Abuse of a Decade from Ronald Reagan to George W. Bush
A historical analysis of how U.S. politicians from Reagan to George W. Bush have framed and repurposed the 1960s in political rhetoric and debate.
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Framing the Sixties explores the ways political figures have used and interpreted the 1960s in public discourse.
The book analyzes speeches, campaigns, and statements from Ronald Reagan through George W. Bush.
It considers how selective memory and rhetoric shape contemporary political narratives.
The study draws on historical sources and political commentary to trace evolving portrayals of the decade.
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