Imagining an English Reading Public, 1150 1400

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The book explores how adapting the concept of habitus for a broader audience contributed to the emergence of a vernacular reading public. It delves into the interplay between cultural practices and literacy, highlighting the significance of making complex ideas accessible. By examining this adaptation, the author reveals its impact on societal engagement with literature and the democratization of knowledge, fostering a more inclusive literary culture.