[lbo-talk] Internet's downside

[Carrol Cox]

It's Chapter 2 Ithink. Abut once a yar I post onit on the English Dept.
list at ISU when faculty start grumping about how students can't write
anymore. I forget whether it's Williams or someone else who quotes a
fragment of ancient pastoral poetry with the same lament in it.

Carrol

wrobert at uci.edu wrote:
> 
> There's a great moment in one of Raymond Williams books, I think that it's
> the Country and the City, where he looks at the English preoccupation with
> the fantasy of a golden age.  He shows how this fantasy is invariably
> connected to the England of the author's childhood, and that the
> construction invites an infinite regression.  robert wood
> 
> > Michael Pollak wrote:
>