Mid-Century by John Dos Passos is a monumental "documentary novel" that meticulously chronicles the social and political fabric of 1950s America. Utilizing an innovative narrative structure, the book intertwines fictional stories with biographical vignettes of real historical figures and incisive journalistic commentary. Dos Passos critically examines the evolution of organized labor, the burgeoning power of corporations, and the pervasive sense of disillusionment following the mid-century shifts. It offers a profound exploration of the American dream's challenges and the changing societal values, showcasing the author's distinctive literary style and deep engagement with contemporary issues.
| دار النشر: | Pocket Books |
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| اللغة: | english |