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A Problem of Middlebrow Style: Dialect and Translation in Elena Ferrante’s Naples Tetralogy [PDF]
Richard Robinson
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Domestic Novels of the 1920s: Regulation and Efficiency in The Home-Maker, Twilight Sleep, and Too Much Efficiency [PDF]
In part because efficiency is made to appear so ludicrous, E.J. Rath’s 1917 Too Much Efficiency projects in bold relief the absurdities of household management.
Lichtenstein, Diane
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The Aesthetics of Action Film-making [PDF]
A review of Adrian Martin's The Mad Max Movies (Currency Press and ScreenSound Australia, Sydney, 2003)
Pierson, Michele
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Measuring and explaining the diversity of voices and viewpoints in the news [PDF]
News media can be considered to fulfil their democratic role as a “marketplace of ideas” only if they present a diverse content that gives space to a wider range of ideas and viewpoints. But how can content diversity be assessed?
Coen, S +7 more
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Configuración del espacio folklórico argentino en las "Selecciones Folklóricas Codex" (1965-66) [PDF]
During the 1960’s in Argentina, the impact of the folklore of the hinterlands in the capital, Buenos, Aires reached its peak, principally regarding music. The Selecciones Folklóricas, a peculiar and short-lived magazine, belong to this period.
T. Tuninetti, Ángel
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Maurice Renard’s Le Péril bleu tells the story of people who were abducted by invisible aliens. The suspense generated by the progressive revelation of these facts, whose horrifying dimension is growing, is punctuated by press announcements, expressions ...
Valérie Stiénon
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Music history with love? The hits, the cults, and the snobs [PDF]
In this article I refer to a number of examples of powerful manifestations of love for music that routinely fall under the radar of music historians.
Frolova-Walker Marina
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Les voyages extraordinaires de monsieur Maurice
Dekobra se profile en auteur ‘middlebrow’ qui brasse les aventures exotiques et les personnages haut en couleur, plaisant ainsi au public des bestsellers tout en ambitionnant une littérarité prestigieuse.
Sjef Houppermans
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Cultures moyennes, carrières d’artiste
Cet article se penche sur l’écrivain Ferenc Herczeg (1863-1954), l’un des premiers représentants de la culture midllebrow hongroise, tombé dans un oubli presque total, pour la raison, notamment, qu’il figure justement dans la vaste zone grise qui sépare ...
Sándor Kálai
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