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The fables and foibles of history,
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This review is from: May '68 and Its Afterlives (Hardcover)
This is a smart and lively book about how French politicians, media, and other groups have coopted the Paris strikes and uprising of May '68 to their own ends. The ways in which that event--the largest strike in French history--transformed French and European culture are explored by Ross, a formidable presence in the area of French cultural studies. Smart, succint writing--richly anecdotal yet theoretically sophisticated--this book should soon prove a classic in modern French studies and in Sixties culture.
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May '68 and Its Afterlives by Kristin Ross (Hardcover - May 15, 2002)
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