The Red Cockatoo: James Kelman and the Art of Committment
Rodger, J. and Miller, Mitchell (2011) The Red Cockatoo: James Kelman and the Art of Committment. Sandstone Press. ISBN 978-1-905207-68-0
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Creators/Authors: | Rodger, J. and Miller, Mitchell | ||||
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Abstract: | What are the political commitments and activism of the writer James Kelman? What is the relationship between his fictional writings, his political and social critical writings and his political activism and campaigning? The book investigates the inter-relationships of these aspects of James Kelman’s work, and examines how their effects and implications play out in society and the city through time and space. Whereas many previous critiques insist on the incompatibility of his political writings and his fiction, this is the first full-length piece to fully address the question. This work uses an examination of private footage of Kelman’s Glasgow 1990 conference with Noam Chomsky, George Davie and others, an interview with his collaborators, and analysis of political and fictional texts as its sources of evidence. | ||||
Official URL: | http://www.sandstonepress.com/title/the_red_cockatoo/ | ||||
Output Type: | Book or Monograph | ||||
Uncontrolled Keywords: | A print copy of this book is available in the GSA Library. | ||||
Schools and Departments: | Mackintosh School of Architecture Mackintosh School of Architecture > History of Architecture & Urban Studies (HAUS) | ||||
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Status: | Published | ||||
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Output ID: | 1662 | ||||
Deposited By: | Johnny Rodger | ||||
Deposited On: | 21 Nov 2011 11:44 | ||||
Last Modified: | 18 Sep 2023 08:48 |