Ok this is the thing, I have some project about hippies, and my teacher said I shoul fin my informations in books. So can you tell me some hippie books (historical), my project is about history.
hippies a to z available here online for free from our own skip stone. read about hippies, save a tree. good luck.
I made the project but my teacher said that I should wright the books I used it, so I gues I'll wright thet book thank anyway.
yah, skip's book is great, sometime's it gets confusing to know what is the proper hippy etiquette and skip's book always has the answers
verrrrry handy...i haven't actually read all of it though. i'm a very bad hippy. i never wear shoes, though.
Hi there Slave. I have a few on my shelf that you should check out. The Age of Great Dreams, by David Farber. Its not solely on the hippies, but is rather a more historical look at the rights movements, the counterculture, and the events of that era in relation to the America of the 30's, 40's and 50's. The Making of a Counter Culture by Theodore Roszak. I'd not call this one a history text, but instead a historical text. He wrote it in 1968, and had his finger on the pulse. while it was happening. The Hippies and American Values by Tim Miller, this one outlines the changing nature of the ethical and moral discourse with a highlight on the hippy as a formative figure in the change. The best of the best that I've read has to be the anthology Toward Social Change: a handbook for those who will. Edited by Robert Buckhout and 81 concerned Berkeley students. Unfortunately its anything but a handbook. More like a coffee table book in size. Its a collection of essays relating to everything you could ever want to know about the counterculture. Hope this helps a bit. Good luck and good reading.
