Hell of a Vision: Regionalism and the Modern American West

Exploring the evolution of regional identities in the American West, this book delves into the diverse perceptions shaped since the late nineteenth century. It highlights how different groups, from homesteaders to Native Americans, have sought to understand and define the West's vast landscapes and rich cultures throughout the twentieth century. By examining themes of wilderness, urbanization, and borderland dynamics, it reveals the complexities of Western regionalism and its impact on the identity of the region.