Re: This isn't about 'dinner' - its about the application of Marxist aesthetics - and it does not make me want to read "Mixed Moss".


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Posted by Andrew Craig-Bennett on February 23, 2008 at 23:28:45 from 195.93.21.2 user ACB.

In Reply to: Re: This isn't about 'dinner' posted by Dave Thewlis on February 22, 2008 at 14:53:29:

Finally we have a Marxist analysis of Arthur Ransome's work!

How apt!

It's all to do with the means of production, distribution and control and the cash nexus. We see the author's growing enthusiasm for the lively proletarian figures of Bill, Joe, Pete and Jacky who will in due course truimph over the effete Walkers, Blacketts and Callums!

Coming in the next edition (order now!) a Structuralist interpretation of the texts, with due consideration paid to Levi-Strauss's work on the anthropology of island communities...

...followed by deconstruction a la Derrida, laying bare the underlying structure of the meta-text itself - the Beckfoot plumbing!


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