Bilimsel Araştırmanın Mantığı - Karl R. Popper ücretsiz kitap indir

River Sparks riversparks — NOTE: This book has been on my currently-reading shelf for quite some time. The reason is complicated and admittedly silly. Describing it in much detail I fear would require revealing more of my schizophrenic thought process than I am comfortable with. So, here is my single sentence excuse: I endowed this book, after a cursory scan at the store, with more authority than perhaps it warranted and, therefore, became dissappointed midway through. That being said, I have attempted to make this short review as objective as possible. If I were professor of a photography class made for art students who are not studying to be photographers, this is the book I would choose as the main text. It touches on every aspect of photography; history, design principles, forms, exposure, equipment, how to think about photography, how to write about photography, and on and on. It is by no means specific and by every means exhaustive. There are even suggested exercises to help you grasp the concepts within. What I valued most were the images accompanied by artist's statement or relevant commentary. The author did a great job choosing talented artists from amongst both canon and the vast population of under appreciated photographers. I felt exposed to works that I otherwise would have missed. What I valued least was the chapter on photographic history because the images had little or nothing to do with the text. Although, as the book moves along images become more and more relevant to the chapter. Frankly, I thought a book that focused on both the technical and the creative was rare and potentially very insightful. It was instead too general which made it very tedious to pick out the few gems of useful information and ignore parts already known to me.

Daniela Cueva danycue — I really liked this book (and will read more by this author), BUT-- I felt like I was reading three different stories & I didn't like 'Ally' (the main female character).