The Dollar Decade

The book delves into the transformative decade of the 1920s in America, highlighting the profound societal changes influenced by World War I, the rise of radio, and the popularization of Freudian and Darwinian ideas. It explores how these factors contributed to a sense of normlessness, as Americans grappled with their shifting identities between the stability of the past and an uncertain future. Through various media, the era's introspection is examined, revealing how the tumult of the time captivated the public's imagination and shaped cultural narratives.