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Difference between revisions of "Dr. Marvin Monroe's Guide to Etiquette"

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== Behind the Laughter ==
The book may be a reference to etiquette author {{w|Emily Post}} (1872-1960), who founded an {{w|The Emily Post Institute|institute}} which continues her work of promoting civil behavior in society.
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* The book is a reference to author {{w|Emily Post}} (1872-1960), who was famous for being an expert in manners and etiquette.
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** Post founded an {{w|The Emily Post Institute|institute bearing her name}} which continues to publish books and promote civil behavior in society.
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**"''Emily Post's Guide to Etiquette''" has become a pop-culture term, even though Post never published a book by that title.
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==

Revision as of 15:31, November 25, 2016

Dr. Marvin Monroe's Guide to Etiquette
Marvin Monroe Guide to Etiquette.png
Book Information
Author: Marvin Monroe
Genre: Manners
First appearance: "Radio Bart"

Dr. Marvin Monroe's Guide to Etiquette is a book on manners by Springfield psychiatrist Marvin Monroe.

History

Bart received a copy of the book for his tenth birthday. He didn't like it.

Behind the Laughter

  • The book is a reference to author Emily Post (1872-1960), who was famous for being an expert in manners and etiquette.
    • Post founded an institute bearing her name which continues to publish books and promote civil behavior in society.
    • "Emily Post's Guide to Etiquette" has become a pop-culture term, even though Post never published a book by that title.

Appearances

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