Jolly Bad Taste vs. feeble Good Taste
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Jolly Bad Taste vs. feeble Good Taste
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Re: Jolly Bad Taste vs. feeble Good Taste
#2Scruton’s antipathy to “modernism” — which he seems to believe is a single hegemonic idiom rather than countless strands of invention
Scruton doesn't actually believe that, but the sort of people who read Meades will mistake his torrent of pompous verbiage for knowledge of his subject.