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Description: ISBN 0425210235 / Author: Morgan Spurlock / Genre: Humour / Though he wasn't much of an activist before his monthlong, McDonald's-eating ... more Newest Review: ... jumps from one idea to the next and back again, leaving the reader hanging expectantly until he decides to finish his ... more |
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Format: Hardback, ISBN: 9780470238271
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Format: hardback, Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd, ISBN: 04712
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by fizzywizzy - written on 21/03/07 (Very useful, 180 readings)
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Morgan Spurlock created the film “Super Size Me” to document his investigation into the effects of fast food on our health. For thirty days the intrepid writer ate nothing but food from McDonalds, recording not only the physical but also the psychological effects too. “Don’t eat this Book” is more than “the book that accompanies” the film.; it is an account of the whole story – how the idea came about, the research on the possible effects of the enterprise, how Spurlock surrounded himself with medical experts and what the public and corporate responses have been to the whole affair. The method used is a mix of statistical and scientific evidence ...
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