Gates of Eden

This acclaimed cultural history of the 1960s explores the vibrant images, ideas, and social shifts of the decade, offering insights into its profound impact on American culture. First published in 1977 and now available in a new edition, the work delves into the intellectual and political currents, as well as the disillusionment, that defined this transformative era. Through a detailed and nuanced portrayal of key figures and moments, it provides a lasting understanding of the 1960s as a pivotal cultural epoch.