The new temperance: the American obsession with sin and vice
The New Temperance contrasts the new obsession with personal behavior in America during the last two decades with the brief period of relative freedom in the 1960s and early 1970s and suggests strong consistencies with our past. In particular, the late twentieth century appears to have re-created th...
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Boulder, Colo. [u.a.]
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1997
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| Zusammenfassung: | The New Temperance contrasts the new obsession with personal behavior in America during the last two decades with the brief period of relative freedom in the 1960s and early 1970s and suggests strong consistencies with our past. In particular, the late twentieth century appears to have re-created the mood of the Victorian and Progressive Periods, when social movements such as the Temperance, Social Purity, and Vice and Vigilance movements held sway. The New Temperance questions the constant mantra in the media and in political debates about the dangers of personal behavior and challenges America's love affair with repression. |
| Beschreibung: | X, 226 S. Ill. |
| ISBN: | 0813325684 0813325692 |
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Acknowledgments ix
A The New Temperance 1
The Coercive Consensus, 2
Denning the New Temperance, 4
Questioning the Behavior Wars, 8
Organization of the Book, 9
S DejaVu All Over Again 13
Remembering When, 13
Declaring Temperance Dead, 15
Back to the Past: The Old Temperance Movements, 17
The Old Substance Wars, 18
The Old Sex, Censorship, and Health Wars, 22
Censorship Wars: The Vice Societies, 22
Sex Wars: The Social Purity Movement, 24
Sex and Health Wars: The Social Hygiene Movement, 28
Themes: Hyperbole, Social Control, Class, and Political
Power, 31
3 Temperance and the Social Construction of Risk 35
Constructing Social Problems, 35
Limitations of Social Constructionism, 37
Medicalization and Moral Panics, 44
Toward a Theory of Temperance, 48
The Tendency for Political and Social Elites to Support
Temperance, 49
The Tendency Toward a Populist Temperance, 59
Historical Change, 64
4, The Slippery Slope, or Scaring Them Straight 67
Dry Logic, 67
Blurring Boundaries: Drugs, Fear, and Trembling, 73
vijj Contents
False Concreteness: The Smoking Death, 78
Reversing Cause and Effect? The Teen Pregnancy
Problem, 84
Science as Morality: The Multiple Partner Risk, 89
The Judgmental Dupe: For They Know Not What
They Do, 95
Sg Getting Lean and Mean : The Middle Class Return
to Respectability 103
The Dilemmas of Being Middle Class, 104
The Achievement of Respectability in America: 1830 1920,107
The Partial Democratization of Deviance : 1920s 1960s, 110
The Radical Attack on Respectability: 1960s 1970s, 112
The New Temperance and Economic Decline: 1970s 1990s, 115
The New Middle Class Imperatives, 119
Social Class, Behavioral Norms, and Temperance, 130
Consensus: The Politics of Puritanism 135
American Electoral Conservatism and the Politics of
Puritanism, 136
The Personal Is Political, 137
Sin and the Republican Strategy, 141
The Left and Puritanism, 144
The Construction of Anti Corporate Healthism, 146
Sex, Violence, and Feminism, 151
De Sexualizing the Gay Movement, 157
Convergence in the Politics of Danger, 161
W From Loyalty Oaths to Urine Tests 167
Demonizing the 1960s, 168
The Limits of the Totally Administered Society, 173
Notes 177
About the Book and Author 213
Index 215
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