This slender volume, a revision of a recent doctoral dissertation, is an exercise in intellectual history that examines attitudes, concerns, and beliefs about the passing of the frontier and its consequences for American civilization. It is a study of elite opinion; common folk and their ideas are not treated here. Of the many intellectuals discussed writers, journalists, academicians, prominent politicians none receives more attention than Frederick Jackson Turner, the eminent historian who synthesized his famous frontier thesis exactly a century ago
In Frontiers of Historical Imagination, Kerwin Klein traces the changes in the historical discourse ...
Review of: American Frontier and Western Issues: An Historiographical Review. Limerick, Patricia Nel...
Review of: Frontier and Region: Essays in Honor of Martin Ridge. Ritchie, Robert C. and Hutton, Paul...
This slender volume, a revision of a recent doctoral dissertation, is an exercise in intellectual hi...
More than a decade before the 1890 Census, some Americans began to perceive that the frontier was di...
Review of: The End of American Exceptionalism: Frontier Anxiety from the Old West to the New Deal. W...
Any historian declaring his commitment to the tradition of Frederick Jackson Turner must assume that...
Two decades ago, new western historians, led by Patricia Nelson Limerick in Legacy of Conquest, at...
This rich collection of essays is intellectually substantial, culturally significant, and much overd...
Gregory H. Nobles has produced a thoughtful, clearly written, thoroughly researched survey offering ...
Review of: The Frontier in American Culture: An Exhibition at the Newberry Library, August 26, 1994-...
The term frontier elicits many different meanings and interpretations among scholars and the Ameri...
In his paradigm-shifting essay, Frederick Jackson Turner conceptualized a frontier West in which fre...
The influence of Frederick Jackson Turner\u27s conception of the Western frontier can be measured by...
The New Western History is now old enough to have a history, observes Jerome Frisk, lead essayist o...
In Frontiers of Historical Imagination, Kerwin Klein traces the changes in the historical discourse ...
Review of: American Frontier and Western Issues: An Historiographical Review. Limerick, Patricia Nel...
Review of: Frontier and Region: Essays in Honor of Martin Ridge. Ritchie, Robert C. and Hutton, Paul...
This slender volume, a revision of a recent doctoral dissertation, is an exercise in intellectual hi...
More than a decade before the 1890 Census, some Americans began to perceive that the frontier was di...
Review of: The End of American Exceptionalism: Frontier Anxiety from the Old West to the New Deal. W...
Any historian declaring his commitment to the tradition of Frederick Jackson Turner must assume that...
Two decades ago, new western historians, led by Patricia Nelson Limerick in Legacy of Conquest, at...
This rich collection of essays is intellectually substantial, culturally significant, and much overd...
Gregory H. Nobles has produced a thoughtful, clearly written, thoroughly researched survey offering ...
Review of: The Frontier in American Culture: An Exhibition at the Newberry Library, August 26, 1994-...
The term frontier elicits many different meanings and interpretations among scholars and the Ameri...
In his paradigm-shifting essay, Frederick Jackson Turner conceptualized a frontier West in which fre...
The influence of Frederick Jackson Turner\u27s conception of the Western frontier can be measured by...
The New Western History is now old enough to have a history, observes Jerome Frisk, lead essayist o...
In Frontiers of Historical Imagination, Kerwin Klein traces the changes in the historical discourse ...
Review of: American Frontier and Western Issues: An Historiographical Review. Limerick, Patricia Nel...
Review of: Frontier and Region: Essays in Honor of Martin Ridge. Ritchie, Robert C. and Hutton, Paul...