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Bishop canvasses a range of writers and composers from the eighteenth to the twentieth century whom he considers to have produced great works. He places particular emphasis on Pushkin, Schopenhauer and Stravinsky.
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La Trobe University Essay.
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https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/archive/2003/220-april-2003-no-250/9166-the-language-of-a-private-world-by-peter-bishop
The Language of a Private World
Australian Book Review
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