...Theodore Ropp The Death of Hitler’s Germany . By Blond Georges . Translated by Frenaye Frances . New York : Macmillan Company , 1954 . Pp. vii , 302 . $4.50 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 Book Reviews 439 in the War of 1812 and for a few terms...

... sort of vision). Motorpsycho Nightmare, for example, in rhythm, if not in content, anticipated some of the finest songs in Blonde on Blonde (1966). But it did so without rock backing and suffered as a song, I think, for not having it. Yet there were other hints that Dylan s work had never been static...

..., the King, the Jack, the Ace, growing up without a blond girl in a Buick, without a girl with long and tawny legs who rocks beside you on the porch swing, coming from behind to win the match they said you d never win, the doubters and skeptics, the pundits, the clever little men with bad bodies, how sweet...

.... Stuart, and his attitude toward the problem of the Negro and Reconstruction are especially important. Robert h. woody The Death of Hitler s Germany. By Georges Blond. Translated by Frances Frenaye. New York: Macmillan Company, 1954. Pp. vii, 302. $4.50. This short thriller by the French novelist, Georges...

... ambiguity. The de rigueur long hair (often achieved with hair extensions) functions as a sign of androgyny. For some groups, like Nelson, the long straight blond hair seems particularly feminine. For others, like Motley Crfie, it functions as a phallic sign. In Motley Crue s video Without You, the lead...

... Repudiation of Christianity ? For the general reader here is a well-written book dealing with a man who is generally known as the prophet of great wars and power politics, as an opponent of political liberalism and democracy, as a glorifier of the blond beast and Nordic racial superiority, but who...

... Orthodox theologians, Phillip Blond, wrote a book called Red Tory, which developed the communitarian, antistatist yet also antiliberal 406 The South Atlantic Quarterly • Against the Day • Spring 2012 political strand of Radical Orthodoxy.3 In Milbank’s early work the anticapi- talist strain...

... of responsibility when Clive set up the dual system of government.10 Kenneth E. Wallace, The Eurasian Problem Constructively Approached (Calcutta, 1930), pp. 28-29. 8 H. E. Busteed, Echoes From Old Calcutta (Calcutta, 1897), pp. 199-200, argues from Madame Grand s blond appearance that she was not an Anglo-Indian...

...-occupied Europe to sabotage the Nazi program for exterminating the Jews. Most of the remaining items are readable, and some, like the one by Ruth Cowan about her efforts to maintain an artificially accentuated blondness during months of duty in European battle areas, are mildly amusing. But it is difficult...

... proclivities. Sebastian connects sex with appetite: Cousin Sebastian said he was famished for blonds, he was fed up with the dark ones and was famished for blonds. . . . [TJhat s how he talked about people, as if they were items on a menu 8 Donald Spoto argues convincingly for a strong autobiographical ele­...

... the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City with a liberation trash can into which they threw bras and makeup, female country music performers were writing and singing songs from a woman s point of view that were very popu­ lar. Dolly Parton s Dumb Blonde (1967) was an angry song about how she...

..., the think tank ResPublica has provided the theological counterpart to Duncan Smith s Centre for Social Justice, refiguring his calls for moral reform via workfare in an explicitly theological register. Directed by Phillip Blond, the philosopher of religion and former student of the Radi­ 654 The South...

... in German-occupied Europe to sabotage the Nazi program for exterminating the Jews. Most of the remaining items are readable, and some, like the one by Ruth Cowan about her efforts to maintain an artificially accentuated blondness during months of duty in European battle areas, are mildly amusing...

... of the principal product of modern bakeries: a sickly, bleached- blonde, airy, quick-staling, crustless, sweetish, sticky mess . . . low in sensory pleasure. Robert s. smith News from South America. By George S. Fraser. New York: Li­ brary Publishers, 1952. Pp. 224. $3.00. This little volume is advertised...

... York: Philosophical Library, 1951. Pp. ix, 416. $4.75. Mr. Rhodes has reconstructed the inner life of a French poet who went mad and wrote his best poetry and his most harmonious prose after his madness. In his youth Gerard de Nerval had fine blond hair that resembled a cloud of gold dust, a broad...

... of a French poet who went mad and wrote his best poetry and his most harmonious prose after his madness. In his youth Gerard de Nerval had fine blond hair that resembled a cloud of gold dust, a broad, ivory-like forehead, and greyish eyes that shone with a liquid, dancing gaze. He was in love...

... follows the text does not obviate this difficulty. The lack of an index presents a further difficulty. The authors have a distressing habit of presenting vivid physical descriptions of representatives of rightist groups, of which that on page 147 is typical: a middle-aged bottle-blonde, wearing a skin...

... music so as to be able to perform elaborate dances and movements. With a performance such as Madonna s re­ cent Blond Ambition show, it is hard to know whether one is deal­ ing with a concert at all and not theater pure and simple. But not Rock & Roll as Cultural Practice 765 all rockers perform...

... before us. Perhaps they have in mind a revolu­ tion in breadmaking, for they quote without criticism Dorothy Thompson s description of the principal product of modern bakeries: a sickly, bleached- blonde, airy, quick-staling, crustless, sweetish, sticky mess . . . low in sensory pleasure. Robert s...

... presents a further difficulty. The authors have a distressing habit of presenting vivid physical descriptions of representatives of rightist groups, of which that on page 147 is typical: a middle-aged bottle-blonde, wearing a skin-tight green dress and high gold heels, rushed from the front row...