Tag: Roy Wagner

• The telephone effect, and the reciprocity of perspectives

  In F. L. Allen’s Only Yesterday, a history of the 1920s published in the early 30s, Allen writes about the revolution in manners and morals that began to pick up in the early years of the decade: Like all revolutions, this one was stimulated by foreign propoganda. It came, however, not from Moscow, but from…

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  June 2, 2020

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