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Tobias Ritz tobiasritz — I don't know why I love this book so much, but I do. It makes me laugh out loud every time I read it! Not too many books get a five star rating from me.

Sangho Heo heosangho20e0 — To date the most overrated work of 20th century analytic thought (if one wishes to truly count the later Wittgenstein as an analytic). Written in a fragmentary styled not seen in the traditional philosophical corpus since Spinoza, Wittgenstein often leaves the reader guessing at what he could possibly be referencing. The work starts out quite strong as a critique of Russell and Moore, concerning their conceptions of language and its logic. But as the work progresses, many philosophers mistakenly take the hermeneutical gap between author and reader to be a sign of Wittgenstein's genius; instead of the proper and simpler idea that Wittgenstein himself is working with a fragmentary mind. Indeed, the fragmentary style allows many different thinkers to draw quite disparate conclusions from the same passages. I suspect the real reason everyone loves Wittgenstein is they love that he provides a means by which to buttress one's own theoretical predispositions.

Andres Fernando andresflorez — Maybe a 4.5-- but still, a phenomenally beautiful book, with not a word too many, if that makes any sense.

Martina Lo _artina_o_iudice — The Everything World's Religions book is a summery of most of the religions of the world today. This book summarizes each religion into a few pages in a comprehensive way. Each religion is divided up into denominations of that religion and each denomination is explained in a very understandable way. The book is written in chronological order, starting with Hinduism and ending with modern religions and philosophies such as Atheism and Agnosticism. This book delivers an accurate take on religions, and overall teaches a lot about religion as a whole. This book helped me see the similarities that all religions have which says a lot about why people practice religion.

Santiago Bustos santiagobustos — My first and favorite of S E Hinton's books. S E Hinton is my favorite author. I love all of her books. I think that she was really brave to write about things like this at a time when woman weren't supposed to.

Aseel Honein aseel1982aedd — I was dissappointed with how much witchcraft was in the book. I loved the movie growing up but reading the book opened my eyes to some of the hidden witchcraft. I ended up throwing the book out.