And the frontier thesis was pretty much the accepted paradigm of the history of the American West until the 1970s. Then for a variety of reasons historians studying the American West began to question this thesis, and ultimately many of them ended up pretty much turning it on its head. ...
And for Turner, the end of the frontier in 1890 meant the end of this particular era of American character, and that Americans would become less individualistic, less independent-minded.And the frontier thesis was pretty much the accepted paradigm of the history of the American West until the ...
What was the North-West Rebellion? What is the West that the Frontier Thesis talks about? What did cowboys eat in the Old West? What is Western colonialism? What was life like for pioneers on the Oregon Trail? What did Archimiedes do for a living?
What was life like in the Old West? What is the West that the Frontier Thesis talks about? What animals live in the Mojave Desert? What did the Nok people eat? What tribes did the Cheyenne interact with? What states are considered the Old West?
aThe mythology that justified westward expansion found expression in American historiography when Frederick Jackson Turner advanced his frontier thesis, an interpretation that gained currency in part because it was so unremarkable. 辩解向西扩展的神话在美国历史编纂学,当Frederick杰克逊特纳推进了他的边境论文,...
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This would show that the present crisis was anticipated by some scholars of these disciplines, and that diagnoses were offered which are not yet mainstream among crisis-aware disciplines, from statistics to medicine, from bibliometrics to biology. Diagnoses in turn open the path to possible ...