Host Harry Kreisler welcomes critic and writer Frederick Crews as he describes his battles with conventional interpretations and his passion for the English language. Series: Conversations with ...
Host Harry Kreisler welcomes critic and writer Frederick Crews as he describes his battles with conventional interpretations and his passion for the English language. Series: Conversations with History [Humanities] [Show ID: 8044]
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Always these professors label their books with really intense titles. For example: "A Discourse and Examination into the Scism of the OE: Speakers of York and the Juxtaposition with Northumberland of the Dithongization of E," and crazy stuff like that. I was afraid this announcer was going to list all 12 of the prof's works.
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I was afraid this announcer was going to list all 12 of the prof's works.