Kötülüğün Anatomisi - Simon Baron-Cohen ücretsiz kitap indir

лиза оленнина olenin68d885 — İkinci okuma: Bu kitabı ilk kez sevdim, 5 yıldız verdim ve hatta bir Facebook "Hayatımın En Etkili 15 Kitabı" listesine girmeyi düşünüyorum. Ama her ne sebeple olursa olsun, bu sefer üstesinden gelmekte bile zorlandım. New Orleans'ın tasvirinin yemyeşil ve muhteşem olduğunu ve kesinlikle Ignatius'un unutulmaz bir karakter olduğunu biliyorum ... ama hikayede, kapıcı Jones'un aslında zaman geçirmek istediğim olası istisnası dışında kimse yok. Ignatius'un küstah, çığlık atan sıralarının bir sanat formu olduğu doğrudur, ancak ikinci okumada onları eğlenceli olmaktan daha yorucu buldum. Bir yıldız tarafından indirildi, ancak tamamen dürüst olsaydım daha da düşebilirdim.

Desy Natalia _esy_atalia_rawan — While this book took me a long time to read it was worth every moment. I learned an immense amount about lighthouse building in Scotland during the late 1700’s and perhaps where Robert Louis Stevenson gained inspiration for his adventure-filled novels. Stevenson’s father, grandfather, and great-grandfather were instrumental in developing many of the lighthouse building standards of their time which have continued throughout history. RLS’s grandfather set the standards for keepers – those same sets of habits and rituals that persisted well into this century including his surprise inspection visits. It is in this book that one learns the lighthouse keepers were never intended to rescue victims of shipwrecks. The Stevenson family were also optic inventors and were acquainted with the Fresnel brothers, whose reflective lamps became lighthouse illumination standards. The reader learns about the challenges of this time in history which included marauding pirates and ‘wreckers’ who preyed on those that the lighthouse was intended to protect, the site conditions (many of the Scottish lighthouses were built on rock outcroppings), and ‘press gangs’ (recruiters for Her Majesty’s service at sea) who competed with the Stevensons for workers.

Niki Taylor ntjones — Okay, it is a little bit silly how I came across this book; I was listening to some adults speaking about how it is not suitable for high school students. I was about 10 years old at the time, so I immediately knew I MUST read the book if it was inappropriate for someone of my age. I spent a week looking through the basement in a box of my sister's old school books until I found it. It was ripped up and was the version with the creepy Ralph on the front, making it seem even more forbidden. Yet another book I must revisit!!