- Tür:
- Kitap
- Yazar:
- Callum Brown
- Yayın yılı:
- 2019
- Dil:
- en
Post-war British culture was initially dominated by religious-led sexual austerity and, from the sixties, by secular liberalism. Using five case studies of local licensing and a sixth on the BBC, conservative Christians are exposed here as the nation's censors, fighting effectively for purity on stage, screen and in public places. The Anglican-led Public Morality Council was astonishingly successful in restraining sex in London's media in the fifties, but a brazen sexualised culture thrived amongst the millions of tourists to Blackpool, whilst Glasgow and the Isle of Lewis were gripped by conservatism. But come the late 1960s, tourists took Blackpool's sexual liberalism home, whilst progressive Humanism burrowed into Parliament and the BBC to secularise moral reform and the national narrative. Using extensive archival research, Callum G. Brown adopts a secular gaze to show how conservative Christians lost the battle for the nation's moral culture
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- The Battle for Christian Britain: Sex, Humanists and Secularisation, 1945-1980 ne hakkında?
- Post-war British culture was initially dominated by religious-led sexual austerity and, from the sixties, by secular liberalism.
- The Battle for Christian Britain: Sex, Humanists and Secularisation, 1945-1980 kim tarafından yazıldı?
- Callum Brown