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By affirming the relativity of the American historical imagination, political theorist Michael J. Shapiro offers a powerful polemic against ethnocentric interpretations of American culture and politics. Deforming American Political Thought analyzes issues that range from the nature of Thomas... read more
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- Thomas Jefferson: Add a description of this character.
- Joel
- Gilles Deleuze
- Altman
- Derrida
- Mccabe
- Albright
- Mason
- Dixon
- Wenders
- Pynchon
- Jacques Rancière
- Alexie
- Kincaid
- Mrs. Miller
- Libeskind
- Lana
- Jerry
- Mosley
- Shklar
- Odell
- Trudell
- Kant
- Strike
- Tocqueville
- Rodney
- Chandler
- Gershwin
- Hammett
- John Ford
- Connolly
- Baker
- Panofsky
- Morrison
- Ethan Edwards
- Brown
- Wolin
- Guattari
- Guido
- Hogan
- Hitchcock
- Dvorak
- Debbie
- Reno
- Travis
- Tanaka
Authors & Contributors edit
- Michael J. Shapiro (Author)
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 320.0973
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