It is said that people are what they read, which can vary from being pragmatic, principled, thoughtful, or romantic, but nearly always consumer-based. Critically analyze this notion and say whether you agree with it or not, and why.

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  • It is said that people are what they read, which can vary from being pragmatic, principled, thoughtful, or romantic, but nearly always consumer-based. Critically analyze this notion and say whether you agree with it or not, and why.
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