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Moira Parton moiraparton — Saw a review of it and picked it up at the library. I've not read the other books in the series (or any of the author's other books) but it stood alone. It was a quick read--not spectacular but not terrible.

Juan Carlos juanruizjca6f4 — So far, I am only one third through this book, but I am thoroughly enjoying it. Einstein was among my inspirations for studying science and medicine. This book effortlessly merges the story of his life with the story of his greatest discoveries.

Karl Sfeir karlsfeir — This was assigned for the Philosophy of Existentialism taught by Howard Burkle. Although he became head of the new Religion Department at Grinnell College, this course was taught under the Department of Philosophy. The readings included Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Sartre, Camus, Marcel and Kaufmann. The fact that I remember them all bespeaks the positive impression the class made and I did quite enjoy all the readings--even, surprisingly, Kierkegaard--except for one. The one I didn't like was the Sartre collection, titled in this edition Essays in Existentialism, but originally published as The Philsophy of Existentialism. Looking at it, I find a lot of tiny marginalia, particularly in the sections about psychology. I simply couldn't reoncile Sartre's views with those I'd been picking up reading what he terms "the classical psychologists" and the psychoanalysts, particularly as regards the heuristic of the unconscious. I remember sitting in my room on a cold night, feverishly penning questions and criticisms in the margins, wondering how he could be so dense--or I so ignorant, as not to get it. Now, of course, I suspect it was over my head at the time like so many readings were. PS: I find a bibliographical note praising the introduction to this volume.

Owais Rajput owais2463bac1 — Animals!