When a Bookstore Closes, an Argument Ends - The New Yorker - 21 views
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once a bookstore is gone we lose the particular opportunities for adjacency it offers,
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Restaurants, bookstores, cafés—on a grander scale railway stations, on a lesser one chessboards near park benches—are the sinews of civil society.
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Enlightenment happened more often in a café than a classroom.
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