spair and desolation, whereas Sacks tells the world that (sign) is "a language equally suitable for making love or speeches, for flirtation or mathematics" (36).
             One recent article writes that "Tocqueville is a writer of immense emotional power, and the secret of that power lies in the poetic rhythms of his prose" (Berman, 2008, pg. 33). It is likely that Slackjaw followed Tocqueville's form for "Getting Hip" because that is one of the redeeming factors of the work. One can fee
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