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felt that way when i came out onto the street is that i was sitting at the screening next to faye dunaway[laughter] so that was a sensory arousal too. but i have always felt after being pleasure my wiped out by a movie that i had to restore myself in some way. and the way i restore myself apart from just reflection or writing about it, you know, in a practical way restoring yourself, is reading and reading and reading and immersing myself in literature. and i'm sure i don't have to argue here the necessity producing the next generation of great readers. we're talking about the centrality of literacy to our civilization, to citizenship. i think it would not be extravagant to say you're seeing right now the loss of real understanding of character, of person, of rhetoric in the kind of political campaigns that we're seeing in which so many voters seem unable to have perceived what anyone would perceive if they had simply read huckleberry finn. and noticed the duke and the king and other conmen who huck has to deal with. in any case, what civilization are we going to have, what kind of litera

the street, part of the reason i felt that why was that i was sitting at the screening next to fay dunaway. so that was a sensoria rousal, too. but -- a sensory arousal, too, but i always felt after being measurably wiped out bay movie i had to restore myself, and the way i restore myself apart from reflection, or writing about it, most practical way is reading and reading and immersing myself in literature. and i'm sure i don't hear have to argue here the necessity of producing the next generation of great readers if one at that time be literature to century specification citizenship and i think it would not extravagant to see you're seeing right now the loss of real understanding of character, of person, of rhetoric in the kind of political campaigns that we're seeing in which so many voters seem unable to have perceived what anyone would perceive if they had simply read huckleberry finn and noticed the duke and the king and other con men who huck has to deal with. and in any case, what civilization are we going to have? what kind of literature are re going to have? how are we going to d