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| Interpretively, it may not break much new ground, but--rather like Larry Tye's 1998 biography of Edward Bernays, The Father of Spin--it offers a well-researched and detailed, if relatively brief, account of a neglected pioneer of contemporary image-malting. Interpretively, what I am suggesting is that social historians should raid a number of fields of thought: cultural Marxism; postmodernism; social anthropology; sociolinguistics. Interpretively, she was very instinctual, relying on a student's inner charisma and conviction to convey the musical message. |
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