10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CASUALISM»
Discover the use of
casualism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
casualism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
And an expression that is casual may be termed a casualism. Those, at any rate,
are the terms employed in this book. And now for the fine print. The designation
casualism does not imply that the expression is necessarily unsuitable for serious
...
Theodore M. Bernstein, 1995
2
Modern Times: Reflections on a Century of English Modernity
not until the vast migrations from the country to the city that casualism became
endemic. Migration to the metropolis was promoted by neither seasonality nor
climate, nor even by enclosure, but by the wide-scale introduction of capitalist
forms ...
Mica Nava, Alan O'Shea, 2013
3
Shop Floor Bargaining and the State: Historical and ...
Union leaders, however, were not alone in their efforts to contain the effects of
casualism. At the turn of the century, public attention was directed to casualism in
general - and the waterfront in particular — because of its association with
poverty ...
Steven Tolliday, Jonathan Zeitlin, 2011
4
The Great Alliance: Economic Recovery and the Problems of ...
This had endured Edwardian reformism, the First World War, the TGWU's
interwar efforts and Bevin's limited 'decasualisation' legislation of 1940—41.
Even the 1947 Dock Labour Scheme was not designed to eliminate casualism,
which was ...
5
Citizen Docker: Making a New Deal on the Vancouver ...
7 Casualism was not synonymous with chaos. Employers and employees alike
adopted strategies to bring order and predictability to a labour market that on a
daily basis could involve hundreds of men, dozens of ships, and miles of
shoreline.
6
Garner's Modern American Usage
But as a casualism, burned out (= physically or emotionally exhausted) is
preferable to ✳burnt out. burst > burst > burst. So inflected. As a past-tense or
past-participial form, ✳bursted is a mistake—e.g.: • “Among emergencies that
agencies and ...
7
Dock strike: conflict and restructuring in Britain's ports
Given the fact that work was still casual, and that hiring practices were little
different from the nineteenth century, it was unsurprising that the Devlin
Committee should attribute conflict to casualism. But Lord Devlin, a retired High
Court judge, ...
Peter W. Turnbull, Charles Woolfson, John E. Kelly, 1992
8
Dockers: the impact of industrial change
The defeats of 191 2 ended the only union attempt to deal with casualism in its
entirety. In the next half-century, union leaders accepted that a casual margin
was inevitable. Sexton's views were typical when he said 'You cannot
decasualise ...
9
Liverpool: City of the Sea
... is no doubt that the persistence of 'officer- power' in the docks, where it was
foolishly supported by the employers, was a continuing source of aggravation
and served only to inflame the in-built explosive potential of casualism.30
Casualism; ...
10
Alfredo Boulton and His Contemporaries: Critical Dialogues ...
Casualism is in its heyday and our local painters are looking for new subjects
and new sensations. I think that painting is entering a new stage, which will turn
into a new artistic language, with new expressive elements, looking to distance
itself ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CASUALISM»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
casualism is used in the context of the following news items.
Who Has the Cure for "Zombie Formalism"?
Saltz's offensive against the zombies identifies other handles such as “Crapstraction” New Casualism” and “Provisionalism.” He further ... «Hyperallergic, Dec 14»
THE PERKS OF BEING AN OUTSIDER FRED GUTZEIT Signatures
No smoke, no mirrors, just you and the canvas. Contemporary abstract painting, the sexiest of which is being called Casualism, considers ... «Brooklyn Rail, Nov 14»
Zombie Conceptualism: The Next Art World Trend?
Because of its air of easy-going warmed-overness, "Zombie Formalism" seems to have some attitudes in common with "New Casualism," a ... «Huffington Post, Jun 14»
The Weird and Surreal, Natural and High Tech
There's a style in abstract painting these days called "the new casualism" or, in the felicitous phrase of painter-blogger Walter Robinson, ... «Wall Street Journal, Apr 14»
Out of the box at Toronto's Bata Shoe Museum
... designed by Karim Rashid who said he has “always been very interested in the sneaker since I am a true believer of the age of casualism.”. «The Sudbury Star, Jan 14»
The Miami Art Fairs are Decadent and Depraved
I did, however, notice that new casualism had made its way into the hands of object-makers rather successfully, though not enough to warrant ... «Nashville Scene, Dec 13»
“Casual Stripes and Warm Layers”
Ramshackle Kaleidoscope, curated by Jordana Zeldin, is a bite-sized summer exhibition that explores a wing of New Casualism. «ArtSlant, Aug 13»
Gatsby, a stylish moment whose time has past
... glamorous deco-style revival seem forced, given the predominant recessionary leitmotif of grilled-cheese casualism, but that the necessary ... «Toronto Star, May 13»
Grammer Pole of the Weak: For 'Who' the Bell Tolls?
This, Garner says, is a classic example of a casualism, an expression that “make[s] up the least formal type of standard English,” one that is ... «Above the Law, Jan 12»
Grammer Pole of the Weak: Got Any Fun Weekend Plans?
Fun, traditionally a noun, has come into vogue as an adjective–but only as a casualism. . . . R.W. Burchfield notes that “in serious writing, it (so ... «Above the Law, Sep 11»
