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'The greatest problem on the so-called Australian Underground Scene seems to be a distinct lack of something to say. There are too many young people apparently writing completely aimlessly and too many using words in formalist, abstract compositions rather than as a sensitive means of communication' (p. 4).
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Editorial - Notes Towards the Abolition of Culture
MOK : A Magazine of Contemporary Enlightenment and Afterbirth
MOK : A Magazine of Contemporary Enlightenment and Afterbirth
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