Late reception [play memory of a free festival]

This short text should be read in conjunction with, and as an introduction of sorts, to Nicholas Royle's own piece that opens this volume, 'The Early Reception of the Sun Machine', first delivered as a talk at the University of Glasgow in 2024. It discusses the circumstances of the talk, the ways in which the Sun Machine book has been read and misread and takes the form of a personal reflection on the whole question of circumstance and coincidence.

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Textual Practice
Published
2025-04-03
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https://doi.org/10.1080/0950236x.2025.2488625
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Scottish History and National Identity
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Late reception [play memory of a free festival]

Michael Syrotinski
Textual Practice
Scottish History and National Identity
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Late reception [play memory of a free festival]

Michael Syrotinski
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Abstract

This short text should be read in conjunction with, and as an introduction of sorts, to Nicholas Royle's own piece that opens this volume, 'The Early Reception of the Sun Machine', first delivered as a talk at the University of Glasgow in 2024. It discusses the circumstances of the talk, the ways in which the Sun Machine book has been read and misread and takes the form of a personal reflection on the whole question of circumstance and coincidence.

Textual PracticeVol. 39(4)
University of Glasgow (GB)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 92%
Scottish History and National Identity
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