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One publisher , T. G. Rosenthal , has remarked , ' surely fiction publishing is the only form of cultural life where intelligent and serious - minded men and women make available to the public bad works of art , knowing them to be bad ...
One publisher , T. G. Rosenthal , has remarked , ' surely fiction publishing is the only form of cultural life where intelligent and serious - minded men and women make available to the public bad works of art , knowing them to be bad ...
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In short – and this is what I hope to show - a multiplicity of styles in each of the arts , coexisting in a balanced , yet competitive , cultural environment is producing a fluctuating stasis in contemporary culture . ( 1967 : p .
In short – and this is what I hope to show - a multiplicity of styles in each of the arts , coexisting in a balanced , yet competitive , cultural environment is producing a fluctuating stasis in contemporary culture . ( 1967 : p .
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Marxism has no time for the pluralism and relativism implicit in Meyer's view of cultural activity , and it demands a wholly linear and teleological - not to say eschatological – reading of history , in a way which is rooted in Western ...
Marxism has no time for the pluralism and relativism implicit in Meyer's view of cultural activity , and it demands a wholly linear and teleological - not to say eschatological – reading of history , in a way which is rooted in Western ...
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Character and Liberalism | 35 |
The Ideology of Being English | 56 |
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