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題名:美國軍團與二十世紀初的“百分之百美國主義”
書刊名:歷史研究
作者:張大鵬
出版日期:2018
卷期:2018(2)
頁次:128-149+192
主題關鍵詞:美國主義民族主義保守主義美國軍團
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19世紀末20世紀初,經歷40年快速工業化發展的美國面臨一系列危機,包括種族和族裔矛盾的激化、勞資沖突加劇、"非美"思想的大量涌入以及傳統公民美德的淪喪等;與此同時,"美國主義"的思想內涵在危機背景下也發生了擴充與轉化。1919年成立的美國軍團利用強大的組織資源、龐大的成員人數、退伍軍人的政治身份,以及廣泛的政商界關系,通過舉辦和參與一系列公民活動,大肆推崇以盎格魯—撒克遜價值觀為核心的"百分之百美國主義",并力圖使這一思想在更廣范圍和更深層次為全體美國人所接受,以應對整個社會面臨的精神危機。美國軍團在20世紀20年代發起和參與的一系列活動,包括打擊"非美"活動和思想、推動改造新移民的"美國化"運動,以及監管年輕一代美國公民的道德教育等,不僅整合和改造了舊的"美國主義"思想,也幫助建構了此后貫穿20世紀并延續至今的保守性美國民族主義意識形態。
In the late 19 th and early 20 th centuries,the United States,having undergone rapid industrial development for 40 years,faced a series of crises,including the intensification of racial and ethnic conflicts,the worsening of labor-management relations,the influx of"un-American"ideas and the eroding of traditional civic virtues.In this context,the ideological connotation of"Americanism" had expanded and transformed.The American Legion,established in 1919,actively held and participated in a series of civic activities with its strong organizational resources,large membership,the political identity of veterans of its members,and its extensive political and business relations.It strongly promoted"one hundred percent Americanism"centering on AngloSaxon values,and sought to make all Americans accept this idea at a broader and deeper level,in order to meet the spiritual challenges facing the whole society.Campaigns conducted or taken part in by the Legion in the1920 sincluded combating"un-American"activities and ideas,promoting the"Americanization" movement to transform new immigrants,and supervising the moral education of the younger generation of American citizens,among others.All these not only integrated and transformed the old ideology of"Americanism," but also helped shape the"conservative American nationalist"ideology that has continued through the 20 th century into this day.
 
 
 
 
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