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Understanding America's Gun Culture

Contributor(s): Crews, Garrison Allen (Contribution by), Crews, Gordon Arthur (Contribution by), Fisher, Lisa (Contribution by), Gentle-Genitty, Carolyn (Contribution by), Hovey, Craig (Contribution by), Kim, Jangmin (Contribution by), Kumar, Binod (Contribution by), Renguette, Corinne (Contribution by), Ryan, Mark (Contribution by), Satterwhite, Riley (Contribution by), Stolick, Matt (Contribution by), Taylor, Jim D (Contribution by), Yamane, David (Contribution by), Yamane, Paul (Contribution by), Fisher, Lisa (Editor), Hovey, Craig (Editor)

ISBN: 9781793625151

Publisher: Lexington Books

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Pub Date: March 29, 2023

Dewey: 363.330973

Lexile Code: 0000

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.44" H x 9.00" L x 6.00" W ( 0.62 lbs) 204 pages

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Description: Drawing on a wide variety of disciplines and presenting perspectives on both sides of the gun debate, Understanding America's Gun Culture offers a fresh look at the issues surrounding guns in the U.S. today. The book moves past polarization to invite thoughtful, nuanced and in...

Brief description: MARK RYAN is a freelance writer and sports journalist with more than twenty years' experience in newspapers. He covered Wimbledon for the Mail on Sunday for many of those years. He has also known the Henin family since 2001. He lives in England.

Review Quotes: "Guns, guns, and more guns: Americans love them and hate them, worship them and fear them, openly carry them and conceal them, use them for good and use them for evil. In this unique collection of essays, Fisher and Hovey help people to better understand them. Scholars from various disciplines share empirical research depicting the traditional, symbolic, practical, and impractical reasons that guns always have been and probably always will be an integral part of American culture. A must read for anyone interested in Americans' obsession with guns." --William E. Thompson, Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice, Texas A&M University-Commerce

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