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The Essays In This Book Demonstrate The Breadth And Vitality Of American Intellectual History. Their Core Theme Is The Diversity Of Both American Intellectual Life And Of The Frameworks That We Must Use To Make Sense Of That Diversity. The Worlds Of American Intellectual History Has At Its Heart Studies Of American Thinkers. Yet It Follows These Thinkers And Their Ideas As They Have Crossed National, Institutional, And Intellectual Boundaries. The Volume Explores Ways In Which American Ideas Have Circulated In Different Cultures. It Also Examines The Multiple Sitesfrom Social Movements, Museums, And Courtrooms To Popular And Scholarly Books And Periodicalsin Which People Have Articulated And Deployed Ideas Within And Beyond The Borders Of The United States. At These Cultural Frontiers, The Authors Demonstrate, Multiple Interactions Have Occurred Some Friendly And Mutually Enriching, Others Laden With Tension, Misunderstandings, And Conflict. The Same Holds For Other Kinds Of Borders, Such As Those Within And Between Scholarly Disciplines, Or Between American History And The Histories Of Other Cultures.The Richness Of Contemporary American Intellectual History Springs From The Variety Of Worlds With Which It Must Engage. Intellectual Historians Have Always Relished Being Able To Move Back And Forth Between Close Readings Of Particular Texts And Efforts To Make Sense Of Broader Cultural Dispositions. That Range Is On Display In This Volume, Which Includes Essays By Scholars As Fully At Home In The Disciplines Of Philosophy, Literature, Economics, Sociology, Political Science, Education, Science, Religion, And Law As They Are In History. It Includes Essays By Prominent Historians Of European Thought, Attuned To The Transatlantic Conversations In Which Europeans And Americans Have Been Engaged Since The Seventeenth Century, And American Historians Whose Work Has Carried Them Not Only To Different Regions In North America But Across The North Atlantic To Europe, Across The South Atlantic To Africa, And Across The Pacific To South Asia.
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