Titlebook: Bond and Beyond; The Political Career Tony Bennett,Janet Woollacott Textbook 1987Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1987 career.cu

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Introduction,re of Bond constitutes a particular type of cultural phenomenon. Our purpose, in examining the organisation of this phenomenon and the means by which it has been produced, is to convey something of the scope and reach of Bond’s popularity as well as to specify and account for the peculiar nature of his appeal as a popular hero.

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Introduction, detail. Rather, our interest lies in the figure of Bond, in the diverse and changing forms in which it has been produced and circulated, and in the varying cultural business that has been, conducted around, by means of and through this figure during the now considerable slice of post-war history in

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