The book is an invitation, not dictation, and is daunting in length and ambition, offering a digressive and eccentric articulation of cultural themes.
Morag Fraser describes 'Cultural Amnesia' as a book of invitation, not dictation. They find it daunting in length and ambition, but appreciate its digressive and eccentric articulation of cultural themes. The reviewer notes that the book's structure allows for a varied reading experience, making it accessible despite its ambitious scope. They also highlight the book's unique perspective on cultural figures, offering a comprehensive overview of the cultural landscape. The reviewer finds the book to be a refreshing and insightful read, celebrating truth over hypocrisy.
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Cultural Amnesia, as I read it, is a book of invitation, not dictation. Yes, it is daunting in length and ambition: a digressive, eccentric articulation of a ...
The book's structure allows for a varied reading experience, making it accessible despite its ambitious scope.
The book's unique perspective on cultural figures offers a comprehensive overview of the cultural landscape.