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Lasswell, Harold

Lawson, John Howard

Le Bon, Gustave

League of Nations

Leary, Timothy

Lebanon

Lee, Ching Kwan

Left wing

Berrigan on

and identity politics and multiculturalism

ideological vacuum on

insignificance of

and radical current in theater

See also Communists; Marxists; New Left; Radicals; Socialism and socialists

Lenin

Leno, Jay

Lewis, Anthony, 1565

Lewis, Sinclair

Liberal class

abandonment, purging, and death of

and anger and sense of betrayal of people

and anticommunism

and capitalism

and children and education

and Chomsky

as conscience of nation

and corporate power

and decline of religious institutions

and Democratic Party

and economic mobility and careerism

and environment

and expelling apostates from liberal institutions

and fear

and globalization

and hollow political theater

and hypermasculinity

and imperialism

and indifference to economic despair

and inverted totalitarianism

and Iraq and Afghanistan wars

and Islamic militancy

and King

and mass propaganda

and material comfort

moral bankruptcy of

and mythic narrative of America

and Nader

and New Deal

and Nixon’s illegalities

and objectivity

and permanent war

and power and the state

and progress and utopia

and racial difference and racism

and radicals

and reform and law

and resistance, revolt, and rebels

and self-expression and paganism

and sound bites and popular appeal

and Vietnam War

and war’s brutal reality

and World War I,

See also Arts and artists; Church; Liberals; Mass culture; Media; Power elite; Unions, labor; Universities

Liberal institutions

See also specific institutions

Liberalism

bankrupt

classical

collapse of

and communism

discarding principle tenets of

and hypermasculinity

and Israel

modern

myth of democratic

and World War I’s aftermath

Liberals

betrayal of liberal principles by

and economic despair

muzzling of

policing their own

retreat and lack of protest by

See also Liberal class

Limbaugh, Rush

Lippmann, Walter

Lipton, Lawrence

Locke, John

Loeb, Philip

Loehr, Davidson

London, Jack

Macdonald, Dwight

and entertainment

and 1960s,

and permanent war

and sound bites and easily digested ideas

and urban centers

and World War I,

MacLeish, Archibald

Magee, Alan

Magical thinking

Malcolm X,

Malina, Judith

Malpede, Karen

Manhattan Institute

Manufacturing

Mao Zedong

Mark, Ruben

Marlowe, Christopher

Marx, Karl

Marxists

Mass culture

and arts

and Chomsky

consumer and commercial

and journalism

and left

and liberal class

rise of

and World War I,

Mass propaganda

and Bernays

and corporations

and critics

and defiance

and emotion

and fear

first modern machine for

following World War I,

and Iraq

and liberal class

and psychology and Freud

and radical current in theater

and Russia

tying communists to German war machine

and World War I,

Maurin, Peter

McCain, John

McCarthy, Eugene

McCarthy, Joseph

McGill, Doug

McGovern, George

McKibben, Bill

Meany, George

Media

alternative and underground

and art

and Catholic Worker

and Chomsky

and concentration and commercialization

and corporations

and financial system

and good journalism

impact of radicals and alternative publications on

and impartiality and objectivity

and Iraq

and liberal class

and moral outrage and passion

and music

and Nader

in 1960s and 1970s,

and permanent war

and public’s conformity, aspirations, and idealized identities

and sound bites

talk radio, reality television, and trash-talk programs

and truth versus news

and World War I,

See also Journalism and journalists; specific publications

Merton, Thomas

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Middle East

Militarization

Military spending, U.S.

Mill, John