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Tag: A Clockwork Orange

Posted on December 27, 2020January 6, 2021 by Jim Clarke · 1 Comment

No Place for a Streetfighting Droog

Nadsat has had a curiously rich afterlife beyond Anthony Burgess’s novella and Stanley Kubrick’s film adaptation. Its penetration of popular music culture in particular has been profound. Numerous bands have named themselves after phrases from the text, and many more have cited Nadsat phrases in their songs and lyrics.

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  • ‘Cityspeak’ in Blade Runner: The talk of the town
  • Tiktoking Nadsat with Grammar Girl
  • Three versions of Nadsat: English, French & Spanish
  • Welcome, all 10,000 of you
  • Anthony Burgess’s other invented languages Part 8: Macaronic Muggers and Nazi Newspeak
  • Anthony Burgess’s other invented languages Part 7: Paleolinguistics and Proto-Indo-European
  • Anthony Burgess’s other invented languages Part 6: Orwell and the Workers
  • Anthony Burgess’s other invented languages Part 5: Rewriting the Bible
  • Anthony Burgess’s other invented languages Part 4: The Seventies, Sophocles, and Shocking Sonnets
  • Anthony Burgess’s other invented languages Part 3: The Riddle of Sicily in the Caribbean
  • Horrorshow news for Ponying the Slovos
  • Anthony Burgess’s other invented languages, Part 2 – The Sixties, Shakespeare and Strine
  • Anthony Burgess’s other invented languages
  • No Place for a Streetfighting Droog
  • Getting lingthusiastic about translation
  • Riddley, Max, Iain and Dave: Riddley Walker’s linguistic legacies
  • “The Sylents Swallering Up the Souns” – Riddley Walker and the critics
  • Tryd to put my mynd where he cud lissen me: Riddley Walker and language invention
  • “Walking my riddels”: Riddley Walker and Anthony Burgess
  • Savvying the Palaver: Nadsat and Polari

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