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Amusing Ourselves to Death

A 1985 non-fiction book by American cultural critic Neil Postman, critiquing the impact of television on public discourse and intellectual life.

1 questions · 1 categories · As of Nov 12, 2026

Best category rank
#151
Non-Fiction · of 237
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1
1 categories
Answers naming it
1/6
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Non-Fiction#151of 23718.7

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