That Was Then...: Discipline in the Fifties
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That Was Then...: Discipline in the Fifties

by Mark Stiles

History Education
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That Was Then...: Discipline in the Fifties by Mark Stiles examines the disciplinary methods and societal norms of the 1950s. It explores how authority and behavior were managed in a time of significant cultural change, offering historical insights into post-war practices and expectations.

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That Was Then...: Discipline in the Fifties offers a look at disciplinary practices prevalent in the mid-20th century. Authored by Mark Stiles, it examines how societal expectations influenced approaches to behavior and authority.

The book highlights the context of the 1950s, a time marked by post-war recovery and evolving social structures. It provides insights into the tools and philosophies used to maintain order in various settings.

Through this exploration, readers gain an understanding of how discipline was perceived and implemented, reflecting broader cultural shifts. Stiles presents a thoughtful analysis without delving into modern interpretations.

This work serves as a historical reference for those interested in educational and social history, focusing on the unique aspects of the fifties era.

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