American Pop—Moments: Clinton, Lewinsky, and the Rise of Spectacle Politics
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American Pop—Moments: Clinton, Lewinsky, and the Rise of Spectacle Politics

by Taylor Prescott

History Politics Cultural Studies
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A concise study of the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal and its lasting impact on spectacle-driven American politics and media culture.

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American Pop—Moments examines a pivotal episode in late twentieth-century U.S. politics.

The work situates the Clinton-Lewinsky affair within broader shifts in media and public discourse.

It considers how scandal coverage altered political communication and public expectations.

The analysis highlights the growing role of spectacle in shaping political narratives.

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