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Real Thing

Name: Real Thing
Brand: University of Nebraska Press
SKU: 04922602
Price: 71.49 RON
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Author: Kurt Andersen
ISBN: 9780803220553

Kurt Andersen

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Codul Libristo: 04922602

Editura University of Nebraska Press, decembrie 2008

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You may already know that Belgium is the most boring country on planet Earth but do you know why? Or what makes the Mark 44 Model O Lazy Dog Missile Cluster the sexiest piece of military hardware on wheels? Or how LSD edged out all contenders as the Platonic Ideal of illicit drugs?From cities to sitcoms from scotch to soda from English monarchs to French movies The Real Thing is a compendium of the quintessential providing definitive answers to some of the most compelling questions of our time: What confection out-cholesterols the competition? Why is The Country Club the country club? Which Charlie Chan proved the least scrutable?Author Kurt Andersena's pithy pronouncements sparkle with wit sophistication and a healthy dose of sceptical good humour as he strips world culture of accumulated hype and accepted wisdom laying bare the sine qua nons and the ne plus ultras in a sassy series of satirical essays that give credit where credit is due while simultaneously foreclosing on the bogus the ersatz the would-be and the has-been. The Real Thing is the real thing. These days thata's really something.