Descrizione
Ellen W. Schrecker delves into the profound impacts of McCarthyism on American higher education in this compelling examination. Through meticulous research, she highlights the chilling effects of political repression, showcasing how universities were not only sites of academic inquiry but also battlegrounds for ideological conflicts during a tumultuous period in history.
Schrecker's work uncovers the stories of students and faculty who faced censorship and persecution, painting a vivid picture of the stifling atmosphere that prevailed. By weaving historical narrative with personal accounts, she reveals how the legacy of McCarthyism continues to resonate within academic institutions today, prompting a critical reflection on the intersection of politics and education.
Schrecker's work uncovers the stories of students and faculty who faced censorship and persecution, painting a vivid picture of the stifling atmosphere that prevailed. By weaving historical narrative with personal accounts, she reveals how the legacy of McCarthyism continues to resonate within academic institutions today, prompting a critical reflection on the intersection of politics and education.
Dettagli del libro
Formato
Copertina rigida
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
Jan 1, 1986
Editore
Oxford University Press