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Jobb Posted 22 years ago
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A Flare from the Margins
A Flare from the Margins = ?
A Flare from the Margins: The Place of Professional Writing in English Departments
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Hello Jobb This is only a wild guess: 'Flare' as in the 'fire projected skywards as a signal (sometimes of distress)'. 'Margins' as in 'borders'. ' I very much fear there may also be puns on both 'flare' ('flair') and 'margins' ('margins of a page').
- Hello Jobb This is only a wild guess: 'Flare' as in the 'fire projected skywards as a signal (sometimes of distress)'.
- 'Margins' as in 'borders'.
- ' I very much fear there may also be puns on both 'flare' ('flair') and 'margins' ('margins of a page').
- ) MrP
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Hello Jobb
This is only a wild guess:
'Flare' as in the 'fire projected skywards as a signal (sometimes of distress)'.
'Margins' as in 'borders'.
In other words, ?'a signal from the periphery.'
I very much fear there may also be puns on both 'flare' ('flair') and 'margins' ('margins of a page').
(English Departments are the natural home
This is only a wild guess:
'Flare' as in the 'fire projected skywards as a signal (sometimes of distress)'.
'Margins' as in 'borders'.
In other words, ?'a signal from the periphery.'
I very much fear there may also be puns on both 'flare' ('flair') and 'margins' ('margins of a page').
(English Departments are the natural home
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