The Oxford Dictionary of TwentiethCentury Quotations,Used

The Oxford Dictionary of TwentiethCentury Quotations,Used

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In The Oxford Dictionary of TwentiethCentury Quotations, Elizabeth Knowles has brought together 5,000 quotations that provide a kaleidoscopic look at the last hundred yearsfrom inspirational words that launched great political movements, to songs that made us dance, to witty lines that made us laugh.Here readers will find Franklin D. Roosevelt ("The only thing we have to fear is fear itself") and Martin Luther King, Jr. ("Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"). There are numerous excerpts from works of art, from Franz Kafka's "It is often better to be in chains than to be free," to Cole Porter's "In olden days a glimpse of stocking / Was looked on as something shocking / Now, heaven knows, / Anything Goes." Knowles includes memorable flashes of wit, such as Dorothy Parker's "Men seldom make passes / At girls who wear glasses." And here too are the words of the notorious, such as Richard Nixon's "I am not a crook." In addition, the book features several special sections, including Misquotations, Newspaper Headlines ("Dewey defeats Truman"), Political Slogans ("Ban the Bomb"), Film Lines ("Let the force be with you"), and Anonymous ("Kilroy was here"). All quotations are organized alphabetically by author, and there are two indexesa subject index and a key word indexto help readers find quotes when they don't know the author or when they need a quote to suit an occasion.The Oxford Dictionary of TwentiethCentury Quotations opens a unique window on our time, offering a panorama that is by turns amusing, appalling, uplifting, and memorable.

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