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				<title>The Politics of Harold Pinter</title>
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				<description>By Naomi  Garner - The politics of Harold Pinter&amp;rsquo;s work are not derived from any ideological affinity with a specific political position, or indeed from any clearly defined ideological base or contemporary party politics. Pinter&amp;rsquo;s dramatic and poetic works do not scrutinise government politics or rail against those politics in a thinly veiled dramatic polemic. Pinter&amp;rsquo;s work is not the product of the &amp;ldquo;angry playwright&amp;rdquo; that the popular media chose to designate him as.[1] From an early age Pinter himself was engaged in the politics of the world around him, at eighteen he registered as...</description>
				<pubDate>Fri, 17 Feb 2012 12:16 EST</pubDate>
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