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About the Series by Robert E. Denton, Jr.
Series Foreword by Robert E. Denton, Jr.
Preface
Presidential Rhetoric and Metaphoric Action: A Framework
The Race to Space
Routinizing Space
Starting a Nation Dreaming Again
Back to the Future
Thirty-Odd Years of Metaphoric Guidance
Chronology
Selected Bibliography
Index
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Steve Avila
reviewed Presidential Perspectives On Space Exploration on February 13, 2015
Presidential Perspectives On Space Exploration
August 2016. Discusses the early days of the space program and provides interesting insights to some of the people who developed out space program; and of course it presented some of the medical aspects. The one downside was the author's continuing defense of his actions that prevented Deke Slayton from going to space--he made the right decision and was right to defend (if not enforce) his decision. Lots of interesting tidbits, but his continuing defense of his decision became tedious. On the plus side was his interactions with Lyndon Johnson.
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Add Presidential Perspectives On Space Exploration, John F. Kennedy challenged America to enter and win the space race, Nixon ushered in the era of the space shuttle work horse, and Reagan urged us to reach for the stars. In this study of space exploration from a metaphorical perspective, Linda T. Krug foc, Presidential Perspectives On Space Exploration to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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