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Throw some names and books for me to read
wanna look up some names and just throw some book names for me to read cause im getting into a class soon
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Re: Throw some names and books for me to read
Did you translate that from some ape doing sign language?
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Re: Throw some names and books for me to read
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Did you translate that from some ape doing sign language? [/ QUOTE ]It appears that he is taking a class about philosophy, and would like to know what good books are out there. |
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Re: Throw some names and books for me to read
what kinda class
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Re: Throw some names and books for me to read
<u>English Grammar and Composition</u> by John E. Warriner. Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. publishers.
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Re: Throw some names and books for me to read
[img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] Seconded. Ace, even though this is an internet forum, your ideas will get no respect if you abuse the English language.
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Re: Throw some names and books for me to read
Can think of no better starting place than Russell's 'The Problems Of Philosophy' which is an extended essay you can pick up in the form of a little and quickly read book, all written in plain English.
It'll bring you up to date on a whole host of philosophical ideas and writers, obviously in abbreviated form, but it does a fantastic job considering the space is occupies. |
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Re: Throw some names and books for me to read
"O'reilly factor for kids" by Bill O'reilly. Buy this and you will never have to think, unlike the book by Russell which will just give you the subversive ability to analyze things.
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