A History of America Season 1 Episode 26 The Redemptive Imagination 2000
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Storytelling is a relentless human urge and its power forges with memory to become the foundation of history. Novelists Charles Johnson (Middle Passage), Arthur Golden (Memoirs of a Geisha), and Esmeralda Santiago (America's Dream) join Miller in discussing the intersection of history and story. Kurt Vonnegut Jr., closes the series with a reflection on the power of the human imagination.
- Released: 2000-06-24
- Runtime: 26 minutes
- Genre: Family
- Stars: Donald L. Miller
- Director: David Amram, Michele Korf, Michael Mushlitz, Fred Barzyk, Fred Barzyk
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1. New World Encounters 2000-01-01
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2. English Settlement 2000-01-08
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3. Growth and Empire 2000-01-15
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4. The Coming of Independence 2000-01-22
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5. A New System of Government 2000-01-29
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6. Westward Expansion 2000-02-05
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7. The Rise of Capitalism 2000-02-12
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8. The Reform Impulse 2000-02-19
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9. Slavery 2000-02-26
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10. The Coming of the Civil War 2000-03-04
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11. The Civil War 2000-03-11
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12. Reconstruction 2000-03-18
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13. America at its Centennial 2000-03-25
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14. Industrial Supremacy 2000-04-01
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15. The New City 2000-04-08
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16. The West 2000-04-15
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17. Capital and Labor 2000-04-22
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18. TR and Wilson 2000-04-29
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19. A Vital Progressivism 2000-05-06
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20. The Twenties 2000-05-13
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21. FDR and the Depression 2000-05-20
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22. World War II 2000-05-27
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23. The Fifties 2000-06-03
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24. The Sixties 2000-06-10
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25. Contemporary History 2000-06-17
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26. The Redemptive Imagination 2000-06-24
