Reading and Writing
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Series: Conversations with Eric Hoffer Series
Genre: Educational
Year Published: 1965
Creator: 47401 KQED-TV Bay Area Educational TV
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Eric Hoffer reaffirms his belief in the benefit of reading a great number of books on a variety of subjects. He describes his continual visits to public libraries in search of various authors and calls this purely 'ACCIDENTAL RESEARCH.' On the subject of writing, Mr Hoffer disavows any claims of being a great author, but he does claim that'. . .you never know what you have until you write it down.'.
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