Rather than claiming some sort of rock purism, it celebrates rock hybridity at its most extreme and celebrates as well its own eclecticism.
That theoretical eclecticism has enabled cultural studies to name new objects and make new connections.
Yet perhaps this eclecticism is the way forward.
The trumpeting of eclecticism, therefore, thunders as a testimony to intent but perhaps heralds little else.
As the authors remark, a 'large number of corpus linguists seem to practice eclecticism in the research techniques they use' (p. 45).
What gives us the heterogeneity and endless eclecticism is the constant flirting with fashionable art values, or worse, amateur play with philosophy.
By the 1830s, the growth of the institution had produced stylistic eclecticism, and its overall grounds had bifurcated into historic and modern sections.
That theoretical eclecticism is a matter both of strategy and of mixed, historically sedimented origins and associations.
