He’s Young, He’s Attractive: Explaining the Legend of JFK

Carter, D. (Lecturer)

School of Communication and Culture - English

Activity: Presentations, memberships, ownership and other activities › Lecture and oral contribution

Description

A guest lecture exploring the factors that have gone into the distinctive -- and to many observers -- inflated reputation and status enjoyed both in life and in death by John Fitzgerald Kennedy, US President from 1961 to 1963. These factors range from his family heritage and personal life story via his inherited wealth, campaign skills, media profile and rhetoric to the historical, social and political contexts within which he pursued his political career - and the circumstances of his sudden death.

Period	26 Nov 1992
Held at	Handelshøjskolen - Aarhus School of Business (historical), Denmark
Degree of Recognition	Local

Keywords

John F. Kennedy