"In my day job, and for my night work too, I often have to read prose that avoids surprise like a disease." So true! I've wondered about the norm of signposting in the intro especially (In section 5, I argue...)
Can't say that I know what Dylan was thinking when he compared himself to "an old actor fumbling in garbage cans outside the theater of past triumphs," but I have a good guess. Take a look at Ginsberg in the background in this-here film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGxjIBEZvx0
"In my day job, and for my night work too, I often have to read prose that avoids surprise like a disease." So true! I've wondered about the norm of signposting in the intro especially (In section 5, I argue...)
Oh I hate that the most. I always skip it. Unintended consequences.
"Section 7 concludes."
“This paper begins with an introduction, which you are currently reading.”
Can't say that I know what Dylan was thinking when he compared himself to "an old actor fumbling in garbage cans outside the theater of past triumphs," but I have a good guess. Take a look at Ginsberg in the background in this-here film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGxjIBEZvx0
Right, I forgot about that!