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Indlæser... Serpents in the Garden: Liaisons with Culture & Sex (2004)af Alexander Cockburn, Jeffrey St. Clair
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Bliv medlem af LibraryThing for at finde ud af, om du vil kunne lide denne bog. Der er ingen diskussionstrÃ¥de pÃ¥ Snak om denne bog. i am a “friend of ak pressâ€? which means i pay them a certain amount of money each month ($20 US) and in return i receive a copy of every new book they print. i think this is a more than fair arrangement as every couple of months i get a fat envelope with a book or two, a cd or dvd, some stickers and a comic (or sometimes a different combination of stuff depending on what they produce). it’s like having organic vegetable delivery - you never know what you will receive and you end up trying stuff you would have never bought at the grocery. this book of short-essays is a rambling book of lighter material but an enjoyable read covering off the intersections between politics, art, music, architecture and sex via the words of a number of authors. looking through the lens of pop-culture often gives real insight into the values, aspirations and the “dark-sideâ€? of any society - something this this recent addition to the counterpunch book series delivers on in the waning days of the american empire. ( ) ingen anmeldelser | tilføj en anmeldelse
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The latest in the award-winning Counterpunch series detonates an explosion of voracious, opinionated and witty fireworks on the unexpected intersections of politics, art, music, architecture and sex. In addition to 13 essays by Cockburn and St. Clair--dissecting everything from Angelina Jolie's connections to sex, death and the French Revolution to their famous "best books of the last 100 years." Serpents in the Garden showcases essays from the nation's most exciting and radical cultural critics--including music historian Bruce Jackson, historian Peter Linebaugh, Lenni Brenner, scriptwriter Ben Tripp, blues pianist David Vest, sex therapist Susan Block, JoAnn Wypijewski, folklorist Susan Davis, Ron Jacobs, Susan Martinez and Andrew Cockburn. No library descriptions found. |
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