John Higgs, in his history Stranger than We Can Imagine, makes the argument that unintelligability (and overcompensating reactions against unintelligability) is the prevailing theme of the entire 20th century.
John Higgs, in his history Stranger than We Can Imagine, makes the argument that unintelligability (and overcompensating reactions against unintelligability) is the prevailing theme of the entire 20th century.