Benjamin believed that cultural practice should refuse modish commerce and should give work a revolutionary use value.
The final sections of the chapter were on vogue words and modish writing.
This frivolous satire, which was privately published and distributed, had a modish success in the 1930s.
He called it a mannered and modish design.
Reform should have been initiated by the inspectorate, operating against a background not of concerns, modish or otherwise, but of absolute standards, and standards that are internationally measurable.
It is a milestone in the process, or road map, for those who like to use the modish phrase.
My concern is about the modish preoccupation with running the public service like a private sector business.
Of course, as with all modish economic theories, they contain some truth, and this one does.
