The Civic University, Creative Placemaking and the Discipline of Literature
A Critical Review of Chris Brink. 2018. The Soul of a University: Why Excellence is Not Enough. Bristol: Bristol UP. xix + 385 pp. ISBN: 978-1-5292-0034-8 and Shane Lavalette. 2019. LOST, Syracuse. New York: Kris Graves Projects. 48 pp. No ISBN.
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