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The Privilege of Abundance Without Virtue: A Thomistic Reckoning with Youth Since the 1950s
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The Privilege of Abundance Without Virtue: A Thomistic Reckoning with Youth Since the 1950s
Beginning in the 1950s, American youth inherited material privileges unknown to prior generations. Postwar prosperity delivered cars, televisions, disposable income, expanded schooling, leisure, and a consumer culture that treated children as a distinct market. Toys, rock and roll, drive-ins, and suburban abundance replaced the hardships of the Depression and war. These goods were real. Yet […]
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