Cover: The Diggers: Cultural Rebellion in the 1960s-U.S., 1st Edition by David Farber; Lynette Mattson

The Diggers: Cultural Rebellion in the 1960s-U.S.

First Edition  ©2018 David Farber; Lynette Mattson Formats: E-book

Authors

  • Headshot of David Farber

    David Farber


  • Headshot of Lynette Mattson

    Lynette Mattson

Table of Contents

Central Question
Learning Objective
Introduction
Historical Background 
Primary Sources      
The Diggers, “Trip Without a Ticket,” Realist, August 1968  
Chuck Gould, “Free Store Merchandise,” Gould Gallery, Digger Archives, c. 1967          
The Diggers, The Quintessential Digger Manifesto
Broadside, The Digger Papers No. 24, “Love and Food,” c. 1967  
The Diggers, “Time to Forget,” San Francisco, c. Fall 1966   
Project Questions
Additional Assignments
Additional Resources for Research  

Product Updates

This document collection will encourage students to think about the reasons for social and cultural change in the 1960s and the methods by which it occurred. By focusing on the Diggers, students will have the opportunity to look beyond the familiar sixties-era images and gain a more nuanced understanding of the experience of the counterculture. Students are guided through their analysis of the primary sources with an author-provided learning objective, central question, and historical context.

ISBN:9781319169978

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