Popular Culture

Popular Culture
ISBN-10
9056995510
ISBN-13
9789056995515
Series
Popular Culture
Category
Popular culture
Pages
200
Language
English
Published
1997
Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Authors
Roger Clestin, Eliane Dalmolin

Description

When James Sosnoski observes , in Token Professionals and Master Critics , that to be a player in the dominant discipline , English , does not necessarily entail being a dominant player in the field , he is indirectly saying the same ...

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