Republic of Drivers: A Cultural History of Automobility in America
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Republic of Drivers: A Cultural History of Automobility in America

by Cotten Seiler

History Cultural Studies
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Republic of Drivers examines the cultural history of automobility in America. Cotten Seiler explores how automobiles and driving became woven into everyday life, public identity, and the nation’s broader social experience, offering a historically grounded look at one of the defining features of modern American culture.

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Republic of Drivers explores the cultural history of automobility in America.

The book examines how automobiles became connected to everyday life and broader American society.

It considers driving and car culture as important subjects for understanding modern American identity.

Written by Cotten Seiler, this work presents an interpretive history of America’s relationship with the automobile.

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