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On Books & Writing

Are you Visigoth or an Athenian?

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Jeffrey Overstreet

06 Apr 2008
Filed under: On Books & Writing • Amusing Ourselves to Death • Neil Postman

This interesting question is even more interesting when it is being asked by Neil Postman, author of Amusing Ourselves to Death.

Take the time to read these fleeting 85 sentences by Mr. Postman, and get your week off to a great start.

Thank you, Adam Walter, for sharing the link!

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