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Revenge of the author—the linguistics of writing—righting English, or does spelling matter?—defining popular culture—abusing self and others - puritan accounts of Shakespearian stage—death of a nation—television in the early sixties—a post-National Cinema: a consideration of Derek Jarman's "The Tempest" and "Edward II"—Frederic Jameson—James Snead—Gayatri SPivak—on the eloquence of the vulgar—cultural studies and English—desicions.
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Jeffrey Cownover
reviewed The eloquence of the vulgar on April 18, 2012
The eloquence of the vulgar
You want to know how it is done, how the wound is the unique key to the transformation scene within us all. It is a treacherousness journey at times and the price may seem paltry in exchange possibly for ones life. And yet, certain individuals with clarity accept that they are the transducer of energies that compel cultures to shift in attitude and conciseness. A must for the shelf.
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