دانلود کتاب The Kitchen Debate and Cold War Consumer Politics: A Brief History with Documents

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Cover Half Title Related Title Title Page Copyright Page Foreword Dedication Preface Acknowledgments Contents Illustrations Half Title Part One Introduction: The Kitchen Debate in Historical Context The Cold War, Containment, and “Peaceful Competition” The Politics of Abundance The Culture of Containment The Politics of Food and Farms Part Two The Documents 1 The Kitchen Debate Selling the American Way 1 Llewellyn E. Thompson U.S. Ambassador’s Telegram on Plans for the American National Exhibition November 17, 1958 2 Office of the American National Exhibition in Moscow Kitchens of Today and Tomorrow Slated for Moscow Exhibition February 9, 1959 3 Office of the American National Exhibition in Moscow Cooking Display in Moscow to Feature American Dishes May 13, 1959 4 Jerry Marlatt Letter to President Dwight Eisenhower July 10, 1959 Nixon Goes to Moscow 5 The Two Worlds: A Day-Long Debate July 25, 1959 6 YE. Litoshko A Talk to the Point July 25, 1959 7 V. Osipov First Day, First Impressions July 26, 1959 8 VL. Zhukov What the Facts Say July 28, 1959 9 Home Economist Demonstrates Convenience Foods July 1959 10 Robert Lerner The Miracle Kitchen March 1959 11 Everything for Soviet Man August 5, 1959 Responses to Nixon’s Visit 12 Edward L. Freers U.S. Diplomat’s Telegram on the American National Exhibition September 8, 1959 13 Favorable Comments on Exhibition September 1959 14 Unfavorable Comments on Exhibition September 1959 15 Ye. Litoshko On Nixon’s Visit to the Urals July 31, 1959 16 Bill Mauldin Boy, Did He Tell Them Off! July 26, 1959 17 Nikita Khrushchev Speech in Dnepropetrovsk July 28, 1959 2 Consumers and Consensus Capitalist Consumer Citizens 18 Alex Henderson Why We Eat Better November 1951 19 John A. Logan Speech on Modern Food Distribution October 20, 1958 20 John Kenneth Galbraith The Affluent Society 1958 21 Herblock Split-Level Living March 9, 1960 Socialist Consumer Citizens 22 Edmund Nash Report on Purchasing Power of Soviet Workers 1953 23 Nikita Khrushchev Speech on the 1959 Soviet Seven-Year Economic Plan January 1959 24 V. Ye. Semichastny Speech on Communist Youth and Consumerism January 1959 25 A Soviet Woman Questions Consumerism 1962 3 An Easier Life for Our Housewives A Servantless Kitchen? 26 Lita Price and Harriet Bonnet How to Manage without Maid 1942 27 Goodbye Mammy, Hello Mom March 1947 28 Jean Harris You Have 1001 Servants in Your Kitchen March 1951 29 Youngstown Kitchens Whether You Build, Buy or Modernize 1953 30 Poppy Cannon The Can-Opener Cookbook 1952 31 Revolution in the Kitchen February 15, 1957 32 Peg Bracken The I Hate to Cook Book 1960 Socialist Kitchens 33 Maria Ovsyannikova The Woman in Soviet Life March 1959 34 R. Podol’nyi Technology on the March, 1959 35 Marietta Shaginian Reflections on the American Exhibition August 23, 1959 36 I. Luchkova and A. Sikachev Is There a Science of the Home? October 1964 4 Down on the Farm Abundance and Rivalry 37 Edmund K. Faltermayer Farmer Khrushchev, August 10, 1959 38 Nikita Khrushchev Speech in Des Moines, Iowa September 22, 1959 The Problems of Plenty 39 John Kenneth Galbraith Speech on the Farm Problem and the Policy Choices February 1958 40 Erwin D. Canham The Farmer in the Space Age October 7, 1959 Agricultural Diplomacy 41 Orville Freeman Memo to the President re Tour of the Soviet Union July 30, 1963 42 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency The Significance of Four Million Tons of U.S. Wheat for Food Consumption in the USSR October 15, 1963 43 U.S. Information Agency Khrushchev in Wheat Field August 1964 A Chronology of the Kitchen Debate and Cold War Consumer Politics (1941-1964) Questions for Consideration Selected Bibliography Cold War Politics and Culture Consumers and Consumption Food and Agriculture Gender and Family Acknowledgments (continued from p. iv) Index Back Cover