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A young lady who has just completed her Eng Lit degree told Bradley the longest book she's read was The DeVinci Code.
Is it really on the curriculum or would she have read it for simple entertainment?
Is it really on the curriculum or would she have read it for simple entertainment?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Perhaps it was a recommended reading at school, as here?
http:// www.pee bleshig hschool .co.uk/ english /readin g-list
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. . . or maybe she was a student at Leicester Uni, with this lecturer
http:// www2.le .ac.uk/ departm ents/en glish/p eople/a nnemari edarcy
who seems to have an interest in the novel
http:// www.le. ac.uk/e bulleti n-archi ve/ebul letin/f eatures /2000-2 009/200 6/04/np article -pms-m7 8-4md.h tml
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who seems to have an interest in the novel
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I didn't see the programme, I don't know the young woman , I have no clue what her ambitions in life are and what qualifications she may need to obtain that employment.
However bear in mind some of the greatest brains this World has ever had have no doubt read pulp fiction novels, played computer games and generally wasted their spare time having fun.
I would call no one a moron without knowing a damn lot about them, but am getting very close to it.
However bear in mind some of the greatest brains this World has ever had have no doubt read pulp fiction novels, played computer games and generally wasted their spare time having fun.
I would call no one a moron without knowing a damn lot about them, but am getting very close to it.
Separate the luvvy feely aspects of the argument from practicalities, Mamya. It is costing a lot of money to educate the young lady. If she benefits then good. If the Provisioner's benefit then good. If neither benefits what then? Money down the drain. Plenty more in the Oliver Twist queue with outstretched arms and begging bowls.