Titlebook: New Wave; Image is Everything M. King Adkins Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2015 argue.bibliograp

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,New Wave’s Rise in the U.S.,a land of fast food, muscle cars and superstardom: it swam in a sea of signs. As a result American new wave artists convey much less angst towards the postmodern world they inhabit, almost embracing that world.

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The Return of Meaning,ssibilities had disappeared long ago. Their early advantage, when they were the only artists producing videos, was quickly erased, and bands like Devo found themselves shouldered aside for slicker work from more mainstream acts.

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2634-6613 ndi Lauper as illustrations, the book argues that new wave was among the first flowerings of postmodern theory in popular culture.978-1-349-47304-5978-1-137-36355-8Series ISSN 2634-6613 Series E-ISSN 2634-6621

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f psychiatric pathology cannot be assessed with sufficient clarity in this particular context, and on the other hand, may cast doubts on the utility of studies based exclusively on diagnoses formulated in this particular setting for predicting subsequent suicidal behaviour.

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M. King Adkinsf psychiatric pathology cannot be assessed with sufficient clarity in this particular context, and on the other hand, may cast doubts on the utility of studies based exclusively on diagnoses formulated in this particular setting for predicting subsequent suicidal behaviour.

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M. King Adkinsf psychiatric pathology cannot be assessed with sufficient clarity in this particular context, and on the other hand, may cast doubts on the utility of studies based exclusively on diagnoses formulated in this particular setting for predicting subsequent suicidal behaviour.

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M. King Adkinsf psychiatric pathology cannot be assessed with sufficient clarity in this particular context, and on the other hand, may cast doubts on the utility of studies based exclusively on diagnoses formulated in this particular setting for predicting subsequent suicidal behaviour.