It's easy to see why much of American culture is currently in the thrall of '90s revivalism (beyond the standard cycle of generational nostalgia): compared to the 21st-century, the '90s seem like a time of peace and posterity. After all, it was post-Cold War and pre-9/11; America was the world's sole, undisputed super-power; we were at peace with every major nation; our wars were minor and the stakes (for us at least) were low; the economy was robust, the middle-class large, the stock m...
Published on January 10, 2014 11:52