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  • Articles Tagged with "American Culture"

    How doomsday prepping became trendy | Vox

    vox.com Sociology World

    The article explores the rising trend of doomsday prepping in America, examining its roots in American history and its connection to consumerism and anxieties about societal collapse.

    傷感的點唱機 – 再看Robert Frank鏡頭下的另類美國圖騰 | 端傳媒 Initium Media

    theinitium.com Photography World

    This article reflects on Robert Frank's iconic photobook, "The Americans," in light of a recent pro-democracy protest in Hong Kong, exploring the complexities of symbolism and its impact on cultural perception.

    American Culture Goes Global, or Does It?

    chronicle.com Culture World

    This article examines the complex and reciprocal relationship between American culture and global culture, arguing against the notion of American cultural imperialism.

    Superman and his relationship with war and the American military

    fayobserver.com History World

    This article explores Superman's role during World War II, examining why he wasn't directly involved in combat despite his immense power and how his image was strategically utilized to boost morale and support the war effort.

    Elon Musk only wishes he made America’s biggest, most absurd car. I drove it—and lost my mind.

    slate.com Automotive United States

    A journalist's test drive of the Hummer EV reveals a complex reflection of American identity, consumerism, and the country's complicated relationship with climate change and energy policy.

    What ‘5 to 9’ Videos Say About Americans and Leisure - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com Sociology United States

    The article explores how the trend of documenting '5 to 9' routines on TikTok reveals Americans' struggle to separate work from leisure, highlighting the cultural emphasis on productivity even in free time.