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The Arts and Intellectual Life in Modern America

Volumes in the series explore the intersection of the history of expressive culture and the history of ideas in modern America. The series aims to challenge scholars in American studies and cultural studies to consider the ideas that have informed and given form to artistic expression—whether in architecture and the visual arts or music, dance, theater, and literature. The series also expands the domain of intellectual history by examining how artistic works, and aesthetic experience more generally, participate in the discussion of truth, value, civic purpose, and personal meaning. The series is closed to new submissions.

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Becoming Jane Jacobs

Becoming Jane Jacobs

Peter L. Laurence

Improvised Continent

Improvised Continent

Richard Cándida Smith and Richard Cándida Smith

The Sociable City

The Sociable City

Jamin Creed Rowan

Things American

Things American

Jeffrey Trask

The Modern Moves West

The Modern Moves West

Richard Cándida Smith and Richard Cándida Smith

Do Museums Still Need Objects?

Do Museums Still Need Objects?

Steven Conn

This Is Our Music

This Is Our Music

Iain Anderson

Consuming Pleasures

Consuming Pleasures

Daniel Horowitz

Late Modernism

Late Modernism

Robert Genter

Haunted Visions

Haunted Visions

Charles Colbert

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