The 1990s by Marc Oxoby

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Meanwhile, corporate America pressed onward in its never-ending search for high ratings, giant profits, and more bang for its buck. The twelve narrative chapters in this book depict the United States as brought to you by Generation X—a culture busting out in new and unforeseen ways.

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The 1990s by Marc Oxoby

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Marc Oxoby received his BA from San Jose State University and now lives in Reno, Nevada, where he is a doctoral candidate in the University of Nevada, Reno English Department. He has worked as a disc jockey and as the editor of the small-press literary journal CRiME CLUb. He currently teaches English and Humanities classes at UNR. A regular contributor to the scholarly journal Film and History, he has also written for several other periodicals, as well as for The St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture and The International Dictionary of Films and Filmmakers.
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ISBN 13 9780313316159
ISBN 10 0313316155
Title The 1990s
Author Marc Oxoby
Series American Popular Culture Through History
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Year published 2003-12-30
Number of pages 296
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.