Which book describes 1950s society as one in which the individual's main concern is to be accepted by others? A. On the Road B. The Lonely Crowd C. The Feminine Mystique D. Howl

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Which book describes 1950s society as one in which the individual's main concern is to be accepted by others? A. On the Road B. The Lonely Crowd C. The Feminine Mystique D. Howl

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The book entitled "The Lonely Crowd" is a 1950 sociological analysis that was written by David Riesman, Nathan Glazer, and Reuel Denney. The book was referred to as "quite astringent criticism" by Reisman who was a lawyer and ended up teaching sociology.