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Spirits of the Cold War : contesting worldviews in the classical age of American security strategy / Ned O'Gorman.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: Rhetoric and public affairs seriesPublisher: East Lansing : Michigan State University Press, [2012]Copyright date: ©2012Description: 1 online resource (xxi, 321 pages) : illustrationsContent type:
  • text
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  • computer
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  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781609172374
  • 160917237X
  • 9781628951592
  • 1628951591
  • 9781628961591
  • 1628961597
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Spirits of the Cold War.DDC classification:
  • 355/.033073 23
LOC classification:
  • E840 .O36 2012eb
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Contents:
The care of the self : Kennan, containment, and stoicism -- Protest and power : Dulles, massive retaliation, and evangelicalism -- Deeds undone : C.D. Jackson, liberation, and adventurism -- The American sublime : Eisenhower, deterrence, and romanticism.
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Summary: In spring of 1953, newly elected President Eisenhower sat down with his staff to discuss the state of American strategy in the cold war. America, he insisted, needed a new approach to an urgent situation. From this meeting emerged Eisenhower's teams of "bright young fellows," charged with developing competing policies, each of which would come to shape global politics. In Spirits of the Cold War, Ned O'Gorman argues that the early Cold War was a crucible not only for contesting political strategies, but also for competing conceptions of America and its place in the world. Drawing on extensive archival research and wide reading in intellectual and rhetorical histories, this comprehensive account shows cold warriors debating "worldviews" in addition to more strictly instrumental tactical aims. Spirits of the Cold War is a rigorous scholarly account of the strategic debate of the early Cold War -- a cultural diagnostic of American security discourse and an examination of its origins.
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The care of the self : Kennan, containment, and stoicism -- Protest and power : Dulles, massive retaliation, and evangelicalism -- Deeds undone : C.D. Jackson, liberation, and adventurism -- The American sublime : Eisenhower, deterrence, and romanticism.

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In spring of 1953, newly elected President Eisenhower sat down with his staff to discuss the state of American strategy in the cold war. America, he insisted, needed a new approach to an urgent situation. From this meeting emerged Eisenhower's teams of "bright young fellows," charged with developing competing policies, each of which would come to shape global politics. In Spirits of the Cold War, Ned O'Gorman argues that the early Cold War was a crucible not only for contesting political strategies, but also for competing conceptions of America and its place in the world. Drawing on extensive archival research and wide reading in intellectual and rhetorical histories, this comprehensive account shows cold warriors debating "worldviews" in addition to more strictly instrumental tactical aims. Spirits of the Cold War is a rigorous scholarly account of the strategic debate of the early Cold War -- a cultural diagnostic of American security discourse and an examination of its origins.

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