Brooklyn bridge : a cultural history

By:

Haw, Richard

Publication details: London Rutgers University Press 2005Description: xi,307,ipISBN:

9780813535876

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

624.2 HAW

Contents:

CONTENTS Acknowledgments ix Introduction: Culture, History, and the Brooklyn Bridge 3 1. Manufacturing Consensus, Practicing Exclusion: Ideology and the Opening of the Brooklyn Bridge 15 2. "The Eyes of All People Are upon Us'': Tourists, Immigrants, and the Brooklyn Bridge 42 3. The View of the Bridge: Perspective, Context, and the Urban Observer 90 4. American Memory: History, Fiction, and the Brooklyn Bridge 145 5. Revision and Dissent: The Brooklyn Bridge from Its Centennial until the Present 192 Epilogue: Crisis and Change: The Brooklyn Bridge in the Wake of Terror 225 Notes 241 Index 289

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CONTENTS
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction:
Culture, History, and the Brooklyn Bridge 3
1. Manufacturing Consensus, Practicing Exclusion:
Ideology and the Opening of the Brooklyn Bridge 15
2. "The Eyes of All People Are upon Us'':
Tourists, Immigrants, and the Brooklyn Bridge 42
3. The View of the Bridge:
Perspective, Context, and the Urban Observer 90
4. American Memory:
History, Fiction, and the Brooklyn Bridge 145
5. Revision and Dissent:
The Brooklyn Bridge from Its Centennial until the Present 192
Epilogue:
Crisis and Change: The Brooklyn Bridge in the Wake of Terror 225
Notes 241
Index 289

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