Mary Poppins and social anarchy – Culture and Anarchy

Mary Poppins and social anarchy – Culture and Anarchy

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When I was about eight, I frequently marched around the house singing ‘Sister Suffragette’ (actually, I still do). Mary Poppins was probably my favourite film for years, because I loved the music and knew all the songs, but perhaps it also appeals to a child’s sense of anarchy. It opens with chaos, as Katie Nana…

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