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Parution : Diana Holmes, Middlebrow Matters
Diana Holmes, Middlebrow Matters Women's reading and the literary canon in France since the Belle Époque, Liverpool University Press, 2018 This is the first book to study the middlebrow novel in France.
Anne Besson
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‘Dark, mysterious, and undocumented’: the middlebrow fantasy and the fantastic middlebrow
The concept of ‘middlebrow’ literature in the twentieth century, which received minimal critical attention from the Leavises onwards, has recently become a site of literary and sociological interest, especially regarding the interwar period. This thesis considers the ways in which a corporate middlebrow identity, amongst an intangible community of like-
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Parution : "Belphégor : Middlebrow"
Middlebrow Belphégor 15-2, Décembre 2017 The term ‘middlebrow’ has a strong negative charge. It suggests middle-of-the-road, compromise and insipidity, middle class in an aspirational and snobbish way. The metaphor on which it is based refers back to the
Anne Besson
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Listener Modeling and Context-Aware Music Recommendation Based on Country Archetypes. [PDF]
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Appel: Space and Place in Middlebrow: 1900-1950
CALL FOR PAPERS SPACE AND PLACE IN MIDDLEBROW: 1900-1950 Institute of English Studies, University of London, 13-14 September 2012 The parameters and interiors of British middlebrow writing and reading have increasingly received scholarly attention in ...
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Sport and the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Structuralist Analysis of Key Themes in the UK Mass Media. [PDF]
Giulianotti R, Collison H.
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E.M. Delafield and the feminist middlebrow
This thesis investigates the interaction between the categories of the middlebrow and feminism in the novels of E.M. Delafield (1890-1943). Selecting works for detailed scrutiny from the full range of Delafield’s published fiction, I evaluate the ...
Tanya Izzard (16202444)
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A review of the publishing contexts of the 1930s to include the influence of taste makers in the period. The chapter explores in particular the Golden Age of detective fiction and the work of Christie in a comparative reading of Eric Ambler's writing.
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Consensual pleasures:Amazing Grace, oratory and the middlebrow biopic
In contrast to much scholarship on the contemporary biopic, which often celebrates exceptional films and “auteur” experimentation with conventional biographical forms, this chapter examines the biopic at its most “middlebrow”.
Brown, Tom; id_orcid
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