Heh heh heh...

posted by [identity profile] realinterrobang.livejournal.com at 11:02pm on 2004-06-16
The reason I dig P&TL so much isn't so much for what he says or the root causes he's observing (which are a lot more applicable to the UK, or even the world, of 1946 than today), but basically for the phenomenology. I mean, in many cases, we really are being overrun by dead metaphors and hyperinflated rhetoric.

Besides which, discourse analysis just turns my dials up to 11. :)
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