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Sunday, November 7, 2010
Zadie Smith Reviews "The Social Network"
but ends up
thinking a lot about our generation
and what it means to live online. It is a great critique of the film and a good model for non-ivory tower (dare I say popular?) film/lit/art criticism.
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