A quote from a teenage girl explaining why Superman is her favorite superhero prefaces a chapter discussing how kids learn differently from reading comic books rather than fairy tales.
This book discusses a man with the motto "ad astera per aspera" who escapes into a "sphere of play" in its section "The Side Show of Pleasure." A quote from a teenage girl explaining why Superman is her favorite superhero prefaces a chapter discussing how kids learn differently from reading comic books rather than fairy tales. This work examines the conflict of "The Automat versus the Glad Hand" in a section about "false personalization" and its second chapter discusses how society evolved "From Morality to Morale." This book analyzes people who use "inner gyroscopes" to make decisions as one of the three cultural types including "inner-directed" and "tradition-directed." Co-written with Reuel Denney and Nathan Glazer, for 10 points, name this "study of the changing American character" by David Riesman.
This book discusses a man with the motto "ad astera per aspera" who escapes into a "sphere of play" in its section "The Side Show of Pleasure."
The Lonely Crowd