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The politics of language : liberalism as word and symbol / by Rotunda, Ronald D.(CARDINAL)131863;
Bibliography: pages 111-128.
Subjects: Liberalism; Liberalism; Symbolism in politics.;
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Choosing our king; powerful symbols in presidential politics. by Novak, Michael.(CARDINAL)147153;
Bibliography: pages 311-316.
Subjects: Presidents; Presidents; Symbolism.; National characteristics, American.;
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The Confederate battle flag : America's most embattled emblem / by Coski, John M.(CARDINAL)781929;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-375) and index.I. Confederate flag. "Emblem of a separate and independent nation" ; "The war-torn cross" ; Unfurl the Old Flag" ; "A harmless and rather amusing gesture" -- II. Rebel flag. "The shadow of states' rights" ; "Keep your eyes on those Confederate flags" ; "Symbol of the White race and White supremacy" ; "The perverted banner" -- III. Flag wars. "Vindication of the cause" ; "The bitterest battleground" ; "If they talk about diversity, they're gonna get it" ; "What we stood for, will stand for, and will fight for" ; "You can't erase history" -- Epilogue: The second American flag.
Subjects: Flags; Symbolism in politics; Symbolism in politics;
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Colors and blood : flag passions of the Confederate South / by Bonner, Robert E.,1967-(CARDINAL)270844;
Includes bibliographical references (pages [179]-212) and index.
Subjects: Flags; Symbolism in politics; Symbolism in politics; Political culture;
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Shots in the dark : the policy, politics, and symbolism of gun control / by Vizzard, William J.,1944-(CARDINAL)639233;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 235-248) and index.
Subjects: Firearms; Gun control; Gun control;
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The Federal presence : architecture, politics, and symbols in United States government building / by Craig, Lois A.(CARDINAL)136400; Federal Architecture Project (U.S.)(CARDINAL)136388;
Bibliography: pages 549-562.
Subjects: Architecture and state; Public buildings; Public facilities.;
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Deconstructing Reagan : conservative mythology and America's fortieth president. by Longley, Kyle.(CARDINAL)635796; Mayer, Jeremy D.(CARDINAL)666972; Schaller, Michael.; Sloan, John W.(CARDINAL)557197;
Subjects: Reagan, Ronald; Reagan, Ronald; Conservatism; Public opinion; Symbolism in politics;
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Confederate symbols in the contemporary South / by Martinez, J. Michael(James Michael)(CARDINAL)227202; Richardson, William D.(William Donald)(CARDINAL)196760; McNinch-Su, Ron.(CARDINAL)119947;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Introduction: understanding the debate over Confederate symbols / J. Michael Martinez and William D. Richardson -- Southern political thought and the Southern political tradition / Robert C. Jeffrey -- Southern minorities, popular culture, and the Old South / George Schedler -- Southern politics in perspective / Robert P. Steed and Laurence W. Moreland -- The Confederate battle flag in historical perspective / John M. Coski -- Graves, worms, and epitaphs: Confederate monuments in the Southern landscape / J. Michael Martinez and Robert M. Harris -- Driving Dixie down: removing the Confederate flag from Southern state capitols / James Forman Jr. -- Confederate symbols, the courts, and the political question doctrine / J. Michael Martinez -- Traditionalist perspectives on Confederate symbols / J. Michael Martinez -- The great debate: White support for the Black opposition to the Confederate battle flag / Robert Holmes and M. Christine Cagle -- Traditionalists versus reconstructionists: the case of the Georgia state flag, part one / Ron McNinch-Su, William D. Richardson, and J. Michael Martinez -- Confederate symbols, Southern identity, and racial attitudes: the case of the Georgia state flag, part two / Beth Reingold and Richard S. Wike.
Subjects: Flags; Symbolism in politics; Symbolism in politics; Political culture;
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Peace : biography of a symbol / by Kolsbun, Ken.(CARDINAL)845883; Sweeney, Michael S.(CARDINAL)703951;
The 1950s -- The 1960s -- The 1970s -- The 1980s through today.
Subjects: Peace movements; Peace movements; Signs and symbols; Signs and symbols; Protest movements; Protest movements; Antinuclear movement; Symbolism in politics.;
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Rally 'round the flag, boys! : South Carolina and the confederate flag / by Prince, K. Michael,author.;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 279-283) and index.Dixie's conquered banners -- A land primed for fatality -- Standing guard at the gates of Southern history -- The other South Carolina -- Taking their stands -- Old times there are not forgotten."Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys! is the most comprehensive history to date of the Confederate flag controversy that has engaged South Carolina politics for nearly four decades. Originally raised over the state capitol in 1961 to commemorate the centennial of the American Civil War, the flag remained atop the State House dome until July 2000. Failed negotiations and bitter confrontations between the flag's defenders and its opponents have made the "flag issue" a flash point of South Carolina politics and culture.""Prince tells the story from many perspectives, and the clashes between those boycotting South Carolina to force the flag's removal from the State House and those "defending it at the dome" make for fascinating reading. Even more interesting perhaps are the stories Prince tells of those seeking, ever more urgently in the 1990s, a political and social compromise that would free all South Carolinians - regardless of race, age, or ancestry - from narrowly partisan views of history."--Jacket."Setting the stage for the political drama to come, K. Michael Prince places the Confederate battle flag - the flag most often displayed - in historical context, as one of many unit and national flags carried by Confederate forces. He also offers insights into the conflicting symbolism of these flags. For many citizens, usually white South Carolinians, the Confederate flag represents heroism, a fight for national survival, and a lost heritage, while many others, especially African Americans, view it as a symbol of oppression, violence, and human degradation."
Subjects: Flags; Flags; Symbolism in politics; Political culture;
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