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... cowboy suit and Stetson singing Put Your Sweet Lips A Little Closer to the Phone ' ( O'Toole , Mass 85-6 ) . Despite his Western wear , Reynolds's phone song indi- cates that much ' country ' music has little to do with the range : the ...
... cowboy suit and Stetson singing Put Your Sweet Lips A Little Closer to the Phone ' ( O'Toole , Mass 85-6 ) . Despite his Western wear , Reynolds's phone song indi- cates that much ' country ' music has little to do with the range : the ...
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... cowboy melancholia and his attitude to the North : [ T ] he real enemy - the big one ! - that we shall overcome , is the country - and- western system itself . Unyielding , uncompromising , in its drive for total senti- mentality . A ...
... cowboy melancholia and his attitude to the North : [ T ] he real enemy - the big one ! - that we shall overcome , is the country - and- western system itself . Unyielding , uncompromising , in its drive for total senti- mentality . A ...
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... cowboy identity has been shaken , and he repeats his brother's earlier question , ' Are the travellers cowboys or Indians , papa ? ' Papa's response is evasive , but , since the film's depiction of anti - traveller racism suggests that ...
... cowboy identity has been shaken , and he repeats his brother's earlier question , ' Are the travellers cowboys or Indians , papa ? ' Papa's response is evasive , but , since the film's depiction of anti - traveller racism suggests that ...
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Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
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