Lies My Teacher Told me, Chapters 5-8
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Lies My Teacher Told me, Chapters 5-8
- 1. Loewen Chapters 5-8 James T Dabbagian CSU Long Beach
- 2. Gone with the wind
- 3. The interpretation of slavery in textbooks
- 5. Most of our popular culture is blended with race in some form
- 7. Question One How is this examination of this chapter ethnographic in a sense?
- 8. Question Two Does Ethnocentrism play a role? If So, how?
- 9. Abraham Lincoln and John Brown
- 10. The disappearance of Anti-racism in textbooks
- 11. Sane
- 12. INsane
- 13. Several textbooks from 1890 to 1970 treated John Brown as insane
- 14. Abraham Lincoln
- 15. Anti-racist
- 16. I should like to know if taking this old Declaration of Independence, which declares that all men are equal upon principle, and making exceptions to it: Where will it stop?
- 17. Not a one.
- 18. Most of Lincoln’s anti-racist remarks are left out by authors.
- 19. Questions? Does Ethnocentrism play a role in leaving out Brown and Lincoln? If so, how? What does the portrayal of these individuals in these textbooks say about our culture?
- 20. The Land of Opportunity
- 21. Social Class
- 22. Misrepresentations of the poor and working class
- 23. The middle class has only gotten better.
- 24. We’re all part of the middle class!
- 25. Bull.
- 26. Social class is still present
- 27. But history writers don’t write about it.
- 29. How does it work?
- 32. The same state as 1789
- 33. Morality Play
- 34. America: Protector of liberty, Truth, Democracy, and the world.
- 35. Business Influence gets left out
- 36. Halliburton
- 37. The Oil industry
- 39. Nonexistent in high school classes.
- 40. US is the good guy, bad parts go blank.
- 41. Questions Ethnocentrism plays another role here. Why? Is it Americentric?
- 42. General Questions What are these chapters? Are they positivist? Interpretive? Is the writing itself guilty of bias? Are textbook writers postmodern? Do they integrate ideas of race and other issues well? Why? If not postmodern, what are they?