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Dubravka Ugrešić: Karaoke Culture

„Her ​essays glitter with witty and profound observations. . . . A genuinely free-thinker, Ugresic's attachment to absurdity leads her down paths where other writers fear to tread.” The Independent

Over the past three decades, Dubravka Ugresic has established herself as one of Europe's greatest – and most entertaining – thinkers and creators, and it's in her essays that Ugresic is at her sharpest. With laser focus, she pierces our pop culture, dissecting the absurdity of daily life with a wit and style that's all her own.

Whether it's commentary on jaded youth, the ways technology has made us soft in the head, or how wrestling a hotel minibar into a bathtub is the best way to stick it to The Man, Ugresic writes with unmatched honesty and panache. KARAOKE CULTURE is full of candid, personal, and opinionated accounts of topics ranging from the baffling worldwide-pop-culture phenomena to the detriments of conformist nationalism. Sarcastic, biting, and, at times, even… (tovább)

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Open Letter, Rochester, New York, 2011
324 oldal · ISBN: 9781934824573 · Fordította: Ellen Elias-Bursac, Celia Hawkesworth, David Williams

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