Chapter 23 Historian Theodore Roszak deemed these OF Who is Theodore Roszak? …the Page 781 idealistic youths the counterculture. It was a What is the definition of intrusion” “barbarian The Counter culture, he said, so different from the In the preceding paragraph we are told the Culture mainstream, it scarcely looks to many as a counterculture wanted to establish a society based on “that Par 1 all culture at all, but takes on the alarming peace and love. appearance of a barbarian intrusion.” Chap 23, An Era Despite the huge crowd Woodstock was peaceful OF, B These descriptions omit the massive use of drugs and of Social Change and well-organized. resulting behavior. 1960-1975, Sec 3, Culture and [and in the box] Counterculture, p.783, Para 5, Next to last sentence and Sidebar More About Woodstock Chap 23, An Era B Unsubstantiated opinion. For instance, no mention is of Social Change made of the Christian right which developed into a 1960-1975, Sec political force neither apolitical nor radical. 3, Culture and Counterculture, p.785, Sidebar Box Chapter 23 Nixon was not the only conservative voice FE Could not find the quote terrorists” in “revolutionary Page 785 expressing alarm. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover any of Edgar Hoover’s statements. Conservatives issued a warning that terrorists” was not a word used in the 1960’s “revolutionary “Terrorists” attack the was a threat on campuses and in cities No definition for terrorists” in the “revolutionary counterculture glossary of this textbook. Lines 2-3 Chapter 23 Conservatives also attacked the counterculture OF How did these attack the “conservatives” Page 785 for what they saw as its decadent values. counterculture? Line 5 Is the textbook still talking about the “hippies”? No facts to back up this statement Chap 23, An Era Daily Life 1960-1970. Signs of the Sixties OF, B Omitted is discussion of the tremendous economic of Social Change [Reviewer’s comments: Focusing on a limited growth, development of computers, stable inflation, 1960-1975, Sec teenage subculture does not give a true picture increase of output per man hour, etc. 3, Culture and of life in the 60’s or of the majority of Counterculture, Americans] p.786-7
Chapter 23 Page 781 The Counter Culture Par 1 all …the Historian Theodore Roszak deemed these idealistic youths the counterculture. It was a culture, he said, so different from the mainstream, “that it scarcely looks to many as a culture at all, but takes on the alarming appearance of a barbarian intrusion.” OF Who is Theodore Roszak? What is the definition of “barbarian intrusion” In the preceding paragraph we are told the counterculture wanted to establish a society based on peace and love. Chap 23, An Era of Social Change 1960-1975, Sec 3, Culture and Counterculture, p.783, Para 5, Next to last sentence and Sidebar More About Woodstock Despite the huge crowd Woodstock was peaceful and well-organized. [and in the box] OF, B These descriptions omit the massive use of drugs and resulting behavior. Chap 23, An Era of Social Change 1960-1975, Sec 3, Culture and Counterculture, p.785, Sidebar Box B Unsubstantiated opinion. For instance, no mention is made of the Christian right which developed into a political force neither apolitical nor radical. Chapter 23 Page 785 Conservatives attack the counterculture Lines 2-3 Nixon was not the only conservative voice expressing alarm. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover issued a warning that “revolutionary terrorists” was a threat on campuses and in cities FE Could not find the quote “revolutionary terrorists” in any of Edgar Hoover’s statements. “Terrorists” was not a word used in the 1960’s No definition for “revolutionary terrorists” in the glossary of this textbook. Chapter 23 Page 785 Line 5 Conservatives also attacked the counterculture for what they saw as its decadent values. OF How did these “conservatives” attack the counterculture? Is the textbook still talking about the “hippies”? No facts to back up this statement Chap 23, An Era of Social Change 1960-1975, Sec 3, Culture and Counterculture, p.786-7 Daily Life 1960-1970. Signs of the Sixties [Reviewer’s comments: Focusing on a limited teenage subculture does not give a true picture of life in the 60’s or of the majority of Americans] OF, B Omitted is discussion of the tremendous economic growth, development of computers, stable inflation, increase of output per man hour, etc.
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