Introduction
When in 1941 in a Life magazine editorial its publisher Henry Luce coined the phrase “The American Century” nobody knew how the world viewed America and its policies. The age of the opinion polls—this opium for the people—was not born yet. A son of a missionary and a visionary himself, Henry Luce ur...
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Published in: | The Anti-American Century p. 1 |
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Format: | Book Chapter |
Language: | English |
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Central European University Press
20-04-2007
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Edition: | NED - New edition, 1 |
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Summary: | When in 1941 in a Life magazine editorial its publisher Henry Luce coined the phrase “The American Century” nobody knew how the world viewed America and its policies. The age of the opinion polls—this opium for the people—was not born yet. A son of a missionary and a visionary himself, Henry Luce urged the United States to forsake isolationism for a missionary’s role, acting as the world’s Good Samaritan and spreading democracy and freedom. And his call for creating the “first great American Century” was heard. For more than half a century many people thought the US as |
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ISBN: | 9789637326806 9637326804 |