The Cambridge Quarterly
The Cambridge Quarterly is a literary journal. It often publishes articles on cinema, music, painting, and sculpture. It also endows a prize for, and publishes, the best Cambridge University Finals dissertation each year.
The journal was founded by Harold Andrew Mason in 1966.[1]
Notes
- "front matter" (pdf). The Cambridge Quarterly. 24 (1). 1995.
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gollark: But nobody seems to have a good alternative way to incentivize creative works, so æ.
gollark: I always find the "all rights reserved, do not reproduce, store or copy this content in any way" legal copypasta in books and such quite funny, since by a strict reading that forbids me from reading or remembering them.
gollark: Really, copyright lasts too long, but there are at least some out-of-copyright things, which these are apparently.
gollark: I mean, I do roughly know anyway but whatever.
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