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Amanda Battaglia amandambattaglia — Culture and civilization as both the uniting and divise factor in our world. A world which for the fisrt time is multipolar and where the main conflicts are provoked and sustained by a "clash of civilizations". The author defends that, rather than "forcing" Western civilization onto others, westerners should aknowledge its uniqueness and develop alliances inter-civilizations... Definitely a good read. Especially if it provokes people into thinking for themselves...

Guillermo Aracena guillermoaracena — I read the book after the movie, like most everyone else, and was bored. I think it was missing Ryan Gosling...

Laura Taylor laurajtaylor — Es lo primero de leo de Palahniuk, y sinceramente, me ha impactado. No sé si sabré explicar muy bien porqué me ha gustado, ya que la historia es de lo más surrealista, pero Palahniuk no deja indiferente, eso me atrevo a asegurarlo: te coge por las entrañas y te sacude, tiene una manera totalmente brutal, orgánica (y supongo que con ánimo totalmente provocativo) de escribir. La historia está bien, ya digo que es surrealista, pero engancha; pero engancha aún más lo que está entre lineas de la historia y nos cuenta el autor. No sé, aún estoy impactada.... No os lo perdais.

Beatriz Couto beatrizsco569b — کوئنتاین، می گوید: جهان پر از بی عدالتی بود، من به دنیا آمده بودم تا درستشان کنم! Most of Arthur miller’s plays such as “A View from the Bridge”, “The Crucible”, “All My Sons”, “Death of a Salesman” etc. are categorized as modern tragedies; the struggles of the everyday man; social American tragedies, focusing on the dark side of the American dream. “All my Sons” is a classic play, about guilt, responsibility, and the relationship between fathers and sons in the aftermath of a World War II corruption case, when two brothers come together to dispose of their parents' estate, their divergent attitudes and dispositions become increasingly accentuated: “Price”. Exploring the intersection between one man's self-delusion and the brutal trajectory of fate: (A View from the Bridge). Revealing the Salem witch trials of the late seventeenth century and the problem of guilt by association, but placed the outrage of McCarthyism in historical perspective: (The crucible). An anguished consideration of mortality and the gulf between men and women: (Elegy for a lady). Re-creating Dante's hell inside the gaping pit that is our history and populates it with sinners whose crimes are all the more fearful because they are so recognizable: (Incident at Vichy). A darkly comic satirical allegory that poses the question; What would happen if Christ were to appear in the world today: (Resurrection blues). A casual, warm-spirited and innocuous musical chalk talk whose future is likely to reside with amateur church and synagogue theater groups: (Up from Paradise). So simple in style and so inevitable in theme, where Miller has looked with compassion into the hearts of some ordinary Americans and quietly transferred their hope and anguish to the theatre: (Death of Salesman). A superb drama though Miller says; "…a love story between a man and his son, and... between both of them and America"! Though Miller’s works have always some social-political back ground in one or another way, but plays such as; “The archbishop’s ceiling” are referring directly to political issues (political situation in East Block in 1950’s and 60’s.) He has also plays which are less interesting; “A Memory of Two Mondays”, “Danger: Memory”; “I can’t remember anything”, “Clara”, “After the fall”, “Some kind of love story”, “The Last Yankee”, “Broken Glass”, “The Creation of the World and Other Business”, “The Ride Down Mount Morgan”, “American Clock”, etc.

Fekra Designs fekra5607 — Love Nauvoo, enjoyed the book.