The Conspiracy of Good Taste: William Morris, Cecil Sharp and Clough Williams-Ellis and the repression of working class culture in the C20th
Stefan Szczelkun
Mar 2016 · Working Class Artists Book 3 · Stefan Szczelkun
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The life and activity of three leading mediators of working class culture are considered in separate chapters. These are William Morris, Cecil Sharp and Clough Williams-Ellis. A theory of oppression that may be new to some readers is given before tracing the philosophical justifications of good taste as a signifier of social class in Britain and Germany. This is brought into the C20th with a review of Pierre Bourdieu’s sociological critique of good taste: ‘Distinction’. 2nd edition illustrated and improved.
A paperback is also available with new cover design: http://stefan-szczelkun.blogspot.co.uk/2017/12/the-conspiracy-of-good-taste-25-year.html
The life and activity of three leading mediators of working class culture are considered in separate chapters. These are William Morris, Cecil Sharp and Clough Williams-Ellis. A theory of oppression that may be new to some readers is given before tracing the philosophical justifications of good t...
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Stefan is an artist and writer from London
Stefan is an artist and writer from London
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