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Anglophilia |
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Anglophilia great admiration for England and things English. — Anglophile, n., adj. See also: England
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So her
conclusion that the concert parties subverted the Anglophilia of
colonialism is most convincing in terms of the troupe members
themselves; "concert party practitioners stress not what they
borrow, but rather how they transform it. Who lurched from one ill-fitting "identity" to
another every summer, going through hippiedom, grunge, gangsta
lite, various roots-isms (Ebonics, Repatriation, Rastafarianism),
Anglophilia, Americanization, afros, straightened, corn-rowed,
shaved, baggy jeans, tight jeans, white girls, black girls, Jew
girls, goy girls, conservatism, Conservatism, socialism, anarchism,
partying, drugging, hermiting, schizing, rehabbing--how did he get
from there to this?
Indeed, because of Montesquieu's prudence and Anglophilia,
Himmelfarb pretty much excises the philosopher from the French
Enlightenment. |
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