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Hippie Dictionary: A Cultural Encyclopedia of the 1960s and 1970s (Rev and Expanded)

Contributor(s): McCleary, John Bassett (Author)

ISBN: 9781580085472

Publisher: Ten Speed Press

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Pub Date: February 1, 2004

Dewey: 305.568

LCCN: 2004000725

Lexile Code: 0000

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Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 1.70" H x 8.96" L x 6.02" W ( 1.70 lbs) 720 pages

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Description: Whether you lived through the '60s and '70s or just wish you had, this revised and expanded edition of the "Hippie Dictionary" entertains as much as it educates.

Review Quotes: "Whether your interest in the '¬´60s is academic, nostalgic or merely curious, this A-Z compendium is a groovy way to re-examine the many wonderful, way-out colors of the decade'¬'s cultural kaleidoscope."-American Profile online "Our Pick" "This is much more than a groovy (p. 223) dictionary. It is a time capsule and a travel guide (see "trip" on p. 533) plus a social and political history of an era whose influence is pervasive and ongoing." -Wes Nisker, author of The Essential Crazy Wisdom"Provides information and insight into an explosive era that-underlying the sex, drugs, and rock '¬?n'¬? roll-was a sense of community, a spiritual revolution, and an evolutionary jump in consciousness." -Paul Krassner, author of Murder at the Conspiracy Convention and Other American Absurdities"A unique and valuable sourcebook about all of the diverse projects, probes, movements, and moments that made the '¬?60s a key turning point in our history and culture." -Richard Flacks, Ph.D., author of Beyond the Barricades: The Liberated Generation Grows Up"This book is irresistible. . . . It perfectly catches the fusion of beat generation slang, the lingo of jazz musicians . . . and the ghetto patter that resulted in a new dialect that most people now don'¬'t even recognize-so deeply has it seeped into the whole culture, spoken as often on Wall Street as the Berkeley campus." -Joe Bob Briggs, syndicated columnist

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