Space and the American Imagination
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Space and the American Imagination

by Howard E. Mccurdy

History Science
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A historical study of how space exploration has shaped American culture, policy, and public imagination from the mid-twentieth century onward.

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Space and the American Imagination examines the cultural impact of space exploration in the United States.

The book discusses how visions of space travel have influenced public policy and popular culture.

It draws on historical sources to trace changing attitudes toward space from the mid-twentieth century onward.

Readers will find an analysis of the relationship between science, government, and the media.

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