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People of plenty
Book • 1958
In 'People of Plenty', David M. Potter explores how America's wealth in resources has influenced the character of Americans, emphasizing themes of innovation and democracy.
The book examines the impact of abundance on American society, from child-rearing to world policy, and discusses its implications for national character.
Potter's work combines historical perspective with insights from anthropology and psychology to provide a comprehensive view of American identity.
The book examines the impact of abundance on American society, from child-rearing to world policy, and discusses its implications for national character.
Potter's work combines historical perspective with insights from anthropology and psychology to provide a comprehensive view of American identity.
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