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Irony's Edge: The Theory and Politics of Irony Linda Hutcheon
Publisher: Taylor & Francis

If the work becomes a vehicle for one's ego, personal or political agenda, self-image, desire for fame, adulation, fortune — human as these inclinations may be — the work will be limited accordingly. Pic.twitter.com/jnAYvuHgfL Irony much? Feb 1, 2001 - A fascinating and compulsively readable study of the myriad forms and effects of the ironic. They spend vast amounts of Academics are supposed to produce new knowledge, insight, and wisdom, and for the most part they do so, plus or minus farcical exercises in postmodernism and critical theory. This is what democracy and the rule of law require. €�Strip, dance, burn / use it to start something” advertisements.Piss Clear 14 (7.3): 8. My son swore an oath that day to obey the orders of his Commander-in-Chief, whose politics and policies I have frequently criticized, but who is nonetheless President of the United States. Feb 17, 2010 - This fascinating, learned, and in all respects curiously edifying study leaves us with the open and disturbingly postmodern question: Is there a safe 'age of irony?'. €� Robert Stacy McCain (@rsmccain) December 12, 2013. Hinkamp, Dennis, and Lenny Jones. Irony's edge: The theory and politics of irony. Linda Hutcheon sets out for the first time a clear and sustained analysis of the theory and political context of irony, from Madonnna to Wagner. In that analogy, President Obama is P.W. Dec 12, 2013 - #Anonymous is circulating this. The art of irony has lost its vision and its edge…” I was especially a work can succeed. May 23, 2014 - The basic thesis could be boiled down to: “At one time, irony served to reveal hypocrisies, but now it simply acknowledges one's cultural compliance and familiarity with pop trends. Feb 16, 2014 - Their isolation is disguised by the fact that they work for and publish in mass media, but the fact is that the vast majority of what professional political writers like Kristof talk about is of interest only to a fairly narrow set of other political pundits.