neophilia
Britishnoun
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For this, perhaps too conveniently, Booker mainly blames the communicators�the fad-conscious journalists, the telly talkers, the trendy film makers�who turned Neophilia into an industry.
From Time Magazine Archive
With all the eye-rolling horror of an ex-sinner, Booker, 32, looks back on the English scene of the past 15 years or so as a case history in the "collective psychosis" of Neophilia.
From Time Magazine Archive
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