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Product Code: 1334755986
Jim Collins opens his book Bring on the Books for Everybody in the coffee shop at a Barnes & Noble Superstore. There he reflects on what the people around him are talking about and what the décor of the store signifies. He spends a lot of time thinking about literature and popular culture. He has one foot in the academic world as a professor of English Literature, and the other foot in the pop culture world as a father of Harry Potter fans and as a professor of television studies. Or does TV studies at university count as the academic world? Tough call. The line isn't clear and the rest of the book explores the ever-blurring boundary between Literature with a capital "L" and the literature of book clubs and Oprah and best seller lists.
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