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 >>The book also raises interesting issues (although declines to answer them, saying they're another book entirely) about the perception that literacy is necessarily a requisite of progressive civilisation, which is the pervasive assumption in the West...>>
I can see where it could be another whole book entirely. The question is so provocative. Just defining what a "progressively civilized person" is would make a a most interesting thesis. I'd settle for a short essay. I'd love to read one right now especially.
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