Patrick West

Thursday, 25 February 2010

in spiked, February 25, 2010


Why we still love the ‘man in black’


A radio series on Johnny Cash explains why this singer of dark’n’moody country songs still lives in our affections.
Posted by Patrick West at 04:53 No comments:
Labels: Johnny Cash, Music, Radio 6

Tuesday, 23 February 2010

In Telegraph blogs, February 23, 2010


Why 'blacking up' white actors isn't necessarily racist
Posted by Patrick West at 07:51 No comments:
Labels: Film, Race

Friday, 19 February 2010

in spiked, February 19, 2010


The Brit Awards: nostalgic for nostalgia


With the pop stars being either old or imitating a time when nostalgia was in, the ceremony was a post-modern pastiche.
Posted by Patrick West at 05:07 No comments:
Labels: ITV, Music, Postmodernism

Monday, 8 February 2010

in spiked February 5, 2010


Does anyone believe in Danny Dyer?
In a programme that was as much about the much-mocked cockney as UFOs, Dyer showed an unidentified side of himself.
Posted by Patrick West at 07:58 No comments:
Labels: BBC, BBC3, Football

in spiked January 28, 2010


The BBC: there is no agenda
A question for all those who think the Beeb is just one big liberal-left conspiracy: have you actually watched TV lately?
Posted by Patrick West at 07:56 No comments:
Labels: BBC

in spiked January 22, 2010


Sports commentary: they think it’s all over
The death of ‘the voice of rugby’ Bill McLaren has prompted too much nostalgia for an era that never was.
Posted by Patrick West at 07:53 No comments:
Labels: BBC, Football, Rugby
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Patrick West
is a freelance writer and columnist for Spiked and author of 'Get Over Yourself: NIetzsche For Our Times'. Born in London in 1974, he graduated from Manchester University in 1997 with an MA in Cultural History. He has written for The Times, New Statesman, Spectator, the Times Literary Supplement, Sunday Independent (Ireland), The Irish Post, Living Marxism, Standpoint, The Catholic Herald and The Critic. He is author of the books 'Conspicuous Compassion' (Civitas, 2004), 'The Poverty of Multiculturalism' (Civitas, 2005), 'Beating Them At Their Own Game, How The Irish Conquered English Soccer' (Liberties Press, 2006), 'Get Over Yourself: Nietzsche For Our Times' (Societas, 2017) and editor of 'The Times Questions Answered' (HarperCollins, 2004). 'Les misèries del multiculturalisme' was published in Catalan in 2013 by Edicions La Mussara.
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