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From the comments here it seems like we've got a case of an overloaded term. Just like you need terms like "intramural" and "club" to differentiate the type of
by iandanforth 6y ago
From the comments here it seems like we've got a case of an overloaded term.
Just like you need terms like "intramural" and "club" to differentiate the type of sports team to which you belong there seems to be a need for a common and well understood differentiation between book groups which are primarily social and which are geared toward analysis and/or study.
The objectives of the two groups don't seem to mesh well at all so perhaps they are deserving of their own terms.
- crazygringo 6y agoMe personally, I'd use "book club" for the social one, and "study group" for the academic one. The author seems to be describing a study group, not a book club.