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Tag Archives: James Joyce
Humanities academics’ poor communication skills
Today I was most inspired to write a comment at Binary Bonsai, where Michael Heilemann was complaining about DAC 2005 delegates’ inability to express themselves clearly. It’s a post in its own right. To academics, Michael, the words you think … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged Academics, Bonsai, Dac 2005, Delegates, Dialect, Doctorate, Emergence, Experimental Techniques, Experimental Writers, Ezra Pound, Finnegans Wake, Gertrude Stein, Humanities, James Joyce, Literary Modernism, Literary Modernists, Literary Style, New Language, Poor Communication Skills, Verges
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End government arts funding now!
So I proposed in my review of Japanese Story. Adam Ford commented: This is a joke, right? No, Adam, it’s no joke. Here’s why I’d like to see an immediate end to government arts funding: Taxation is a form of … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Adam Ford, Audiences, Beneficial Services, Bloomsday, Bq, Catharsis, Coercion, Creative Work, Government Arts, Government Body, Imprisonment, James Joyce, Japanese Story, Labyrinth, Market Pressures, Nation Building, Necessary Services, Patronage, Political Propaganda, Ulysses
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