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Many Ways manyways — gimme a break, a dude named archimboldo, some literary critics and mexican internal politics. you can remain in the 20th century for only so long before we're gonna challenge your right to call it 'the word' and make it mean and fight over how bland you exercise its meaning. keep your fake dynamics and in-jokes, they're practically underlined. and another thing, if you're gonna rip off pynchon at least have the tenacity to invent some new reactivity. blah. duchamp? this beeok should be behind glass at a museum.

Erin Bailey erinabailey — Reads like it was written by a tween. I read the entire series because I wanted to see what the hype was all about and the only one that was worth it was the final book.

Peter Hofstad _eter_ofstad — Because you are interested in books on Christian family building, you may enjoy this title which explores methods to insulate Christian families from negative influences.

Kashif Aziz kashifaziz — Landes tries to weave together geography, culture and politics to figure out how the West 'won,' but the resulting latticework is not as tight as it could be, despite the author's incredible erudition. The main problem? He just tries to do too much. Geography is not destiny for every country; nor are cultural mores or political restraints at all consistent in human history, although all three play roles in determining a nation's fate. Landes can't seem to get away from homogenizing thousands of societies throughout history to fit a thesis that is, ultimately, a bit fragile. Still, highly recommended, if just for the breadth and depth of what you'll learn just by listening to this guy.

Fabio Echegaray fabioechegaraycd15 — I don't know... lately I seem to be reading a string of books that stop short of tying up the loose ends. It's deja vu - I feel that I keep making this same complaint in my reviews. At least several other people had the same complaint about this one. I enjoyed reading it, found it disturbing and interesting, it held my attention, etc., but I felt let down at the end. I just expected there to be more.