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...an icon of the post-war decade, has been little written about by historians. Becky Conekin's probing, if somewhat tendentious analysis, is welcome contribution, especially since it is the first full-length study of the Festival to be published. Based on Conekin's Ph.D. dissertation, it deploys the tools of history and cultural studies to contextualize the Festival and interpret its multiple meanings. Moving beyond the traditional explanations of it as a celebration of national recovery and an opportunity to market British products,...
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