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The Resource The radical middle class : populist democracy and the question of capitalism in progressive era Portland, Oregon, Robert D. Johnston

The radical middle class : populist democracy and the question of capitalism in progressive era Portland, Oregon, Robert D. Johnston

Work
Publication
Extent
xxiii, 394 p.
Contents
  • Rehabilitating the American middle class
  • Rethinking the middle class: politics, history, and theory
  • Curt Muller and the capitalist middle class: social misconstruction of reality
  • Harry Lane and the radicalism of middle-class reform
  • The populist political economy of progressive era Portland
  • The contours of class in Portland
  • Capitalism, anticapitalism, and the solidarity of middle class and working class
  • Petit bourgeois politics in Portland and world history
  • Will Daly: the petit bourgeois hero of labor
  • "The most complete democracy in the world": the populist radicalism of direct democracy
  • Direct democracy as antidemocracy? The evolution of the Oregon system, 1884-1908
  • Direct democracy's mechanic: William S. U'Ren
  • From the grand reorganization to a syndicalism of housewives: feminist populism and the other spirit of '76
  • The political economy of populist democracy: the single tax movement in Portland, 1908-1916
  • A populism of the body: the rationality and radicalism of antivaccinationism
  • A deluded mob of ignorant fools? The historiography of antivaccination, and the risks of vaccination
  • Shutting down the schools: parents and protest in Mt. Scott
  • From the death of a child to sedition against the state: the life and ideology of Lora C. Little
  • Direct democracy and antivaccination
  • The success and radicalism of antivaccination
  • The uses of populism after progressivism: the 1922 school bill and the triumph of the Ku Klux Klan
  • School boards and strikes: petite bourgeoisie against elite
  • Liberal populism: the compulsory public school bill
  • Corporate tools: the middling world of the Portland Klan
  • The Producer's Call and the Portland Housewives' Council: the tenuous survival of petit bourgeois radicalism
  • Conclusion: populism, capitalism and the politics of the twentieth-century American middle class
  • The lower middle class in the American century
  • The fate of populism: moral economy and the resurgence of middle-class politics
Isbn
9780691126005
Instance
Label
The radical middle class : populist democracy and the question of capitalism in progressive era Portland, Oregon
Title
The radical middle class
Title remainder
populist democracy and the question of capitalism in progressive era Portland, Oregon
Statement of responsibility
Robert D. Johnston
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Subject
Language
eng
Biography type
contains biographical information
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Johnston, Robert D
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
Series statement
Politics and society in twentieth-century America
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Middle class
  • Small business
  • Middle class
  • Progressivism (United States politics)
Label
The radical middle class : populist democracy and the question of capitalism in progressive era Portland, Oregon, Robert D. Johnston
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Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
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volume
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rdacarrier
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text
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  • txt
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Contents
Rehabilitating the American middle class -- Rethinking the middle class: politics, history, and theory -- Curt Muller and the capitalist middle class: social misconstruction of reality -- Harry Lane and the radicalism of middle-class reform -- The populist political economy of progressive era Portland -- The contours of class in Portland -- Capitalism, anticapitalism, and the solidarity of middle class and working class -- Petit bourgeois politics in Portland and world history -- Will Daly: the petit bourgeois hero of labor -- "The most complete democracy in the world": the populist radicalism of direct democracy -- Direct democracy as antidemocracy? The evolution of the Oregon system, 1884-1908 -- Direct democracy's mechanic: William S. U'Ren -- From the grand reorganization to a syndicalism of housewives: feminist populism and the other spirit of '76 -- The political economy of populist democracy: the single tax movement in Portland, 1908-1916 -- A populism of the body: the rationality and radicalism of antivaccinationism -- A deluded mob of ignorant fools? The historiography of antivaccination, and the risks of vaccination -- Shutting down the schools: parents and protest in Mt. Scott -- From the death of a child to sedition against the state: the life and ideology of Lora C. Little -- Direct democracy and antivaccination -- The success and radicalism of antivaccination -- The uses of populism after progressivism: the 1922 school bill and the triumph of the Ku Klux Klan -- School boards and strikes: petite bourgeoisie against elite -- Liberal populism: the compulsory public school bill -- Corporate tools: the middling world of the Portland Klan -- The Producer's Call and the Portland Housewives' Council: the tenuous survival of petit bourgeois radicalism -- Conclusion: populism, capitalism and the politics of the twentieth-century American middle class -- The lower middle class in the American century -- The fate of populism: moral economy and the resurgence of middle-class politics
Control code
07UkOxUb15528196
Dimensions
24 cm.
Extent
xxiii, 394 p.
Isbn
9780691126005
Lccn
2002074997
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
ill.
Label
The radical middle class : populist democracy and the question of capitalism in progressive era Portland, Oregon, Robert D. Johnston
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Rehabilitating the American middle class -- Rethinking the middle class: politics, history, and theory -- Curt Muller and the capitalist middle class: social misconstruction of reality -- Harry Lane and the radicalism of middle-class reform -- The populist political economy of progressive era Portland -- The contours of class in Portland -- Capitalism, anticapitalism, and the solidarity of middle class and working class -- Petit bourgeois politics in Portland and world history -- Will Daly: the petit bourgeois hero of labor -- "The most complete democracy in the world": the populist radicalism of direct democracy -- Direct democracy as antidemocracy? The evolution of the Oregon system, 1884-1908 -- Direct democracy's mechanic: William S. U'Ren -- From the grand reorganization to a syndicalism of housewives: feminist populism and the other spirit of '76 -- The political economy of populist democracy: the single tax movement in Portland, 1908-1916 -- A populism of the body: the rationality and radicalism of antivaccinationism -- A deluded mob of ignorant fools? The historiography of antivaccination, and the risks of vaccination -- Shutting down the schools: parents and protest in Mt. Scott -- From the death of a child to sedition against the state: the life and ideology of Lora C. Little -- Direct democracy and antivaccination -- The success and radicalism of antivaccination -- The uses of populism after progressivism: the 1922 school bill and the triumph of the Ku Klux Klan -- School boards and strikes: petite bourgeoisie against elite -- Liberal populism: the compulsory public school bill -- Corporate tools: the middling world of the Portland Klan -- The Producer's Call and the Portland Housewives' Council: the tenuous survival of petit bourgeois radicalism -- Conclusion: populism, capitalism and the politics of the twentieth-century American middle class -- The lower middle class in the American century -- The fate of populism: moral economy and the resurgence of middle-class politics
Control code
07UkOxUb15528196
Dimensions
24 cm.
Extent
xxiii, 394 p.
Isbn
9780691126005
Lccn
2002074997
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
ill.

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