Books: Philosophy
Currently listing articles 332-301:
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Book Review: The Philosopher At The End Of The Universe by Mark Rowlands— A romp through sci fi films to get at the deeper questions that propel them.
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Book Review: Pasta Fazool for the Wiseguy's Soul by Brian M. Thomsen— A great read, with a laugh on every page. But the Godfather may not be amused!
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The Great Book Adventure: Walden - Part Three— The 21st century could use more Thoreau.
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The Great Book Adventure: Walden - Part Two— "Simplify! Simplify!" Is more complex than you think.
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Book Review: Naked Empire by Terry Goodkind— An entertaining read if you can get past all the speeches.
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The Great Book Adventure: Walden - Part One— Thoreau calls us to simplify and it's one we should heed, now more than ever.
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Book Review: Doolittle by Ben Sisario— Sisario examines and discusses Doolittle's themes of violence, death, and the horizontal tango - and the dark sense of humor resting just below the surface.
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Book Review: Beyond The Secret — Spiritual Power and the Law Of Attraction by Dr. Lisa Love— This book will teach the law of attraction to those who were turned off by the original version.
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Book Review: The Lucifer Effect by Philip Zimbardo— The man who ran the Sanford Prison Experiment shows how evil is not just a thing within the individual.
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Book Review: Gleaner or Gladiator: the struggle to create by Lyne Marshall— An important addition to the aesthetic canon.
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Book Review Things I Have Learned In My Life So Far by Stefan Sagmeister— A few thoughts we all need to hear displayed in outlandish but noticable fashion.
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Book Review - Human Rights Watch: World Report 2008— This year's status report on the health of democracy in the world, and conditions don't look good.
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Book Review: The Flying Camel And The Golden Hump by Aharon Megged— A commentary on the sad state of affairs when those who claim to care about something, are more concerned about their egos...
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Book Review: How The Dead Dream by Lydia Millet— If we are dead to anything but money and what it can give us, what kind of dreams are we going to have?
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Book Review: Night Train To Lisbon by Pascal Mercier— ...a good, intelligent read that's an excellent analysis of character and poses some fascinating questions about life and love.
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Hero Worship: From Disciple to Archetypal— Everyone needs a hero in their life, whether it's flesh-and-blood inspiration or more mythic in the way it materializes.
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Book Review: God? by Chris DeSalvo— If all of the evidence was all in one place, could we then determine the answer to the age old question?
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Book Review: A Secret of the Universe by Stephen L. Gibson— An eye-opening story about the discovery of truth and faith.
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Book Review - The Most Dangerous Animal: Human Nature and the Origins of War by David Livingstone Smith— If David Livingstone Smith's analysis in this book is correct, then we all should read it: it is that important.
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Book Review: Tracking The Soul With an Astrology of Consciousness by Joe Landwehr— Joe Landwehr with a new angle on an old subject.
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Religious Strife— Really the whole thing is just a myth.
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Book Review: No Experts Needed - The Meaning of Life According to You! by Louise Lewis— Deeply moving, interesting, and easy to read, No Experts Needed reinforces the basic goodness that is inherent in all human beings.
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Book Review: Answers to Satisfy the Soul - Clear, Straight Answers to 20 of Life's Most Important Questions by Jim Denney— Questions range from broad subjects such as, ''What is love?" to much deeper questions such as "Does God exist?"
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"You're in hell already, mate..."— "My emotional life exploded, while my creative urge imploded. I wanted to have nothing to do with feelings and with the writing of such..."
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Book Review: The Assassin's Song by M. G. Vassanji— Perhaps a little uncertainty, a little doubt, is what the world needs more than anything else right now.
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Book Review: Why I’m Still Married: Women Write Their Hearts Out on Love, Loss, Sex, and Who Does the Dishes Edited by Karen Propp and Jean Trounstine— These are not essays about keeping marriages together but about the faith we have in the state of being married.
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Book Review: Nightmare in the Street by Derek Raymond— His dark vision persisted to the end but does this postumously published typescript serve the legend of Derek Raymond?
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Book Review: Authentic Parenting in a Postmodern Culture - Practical Help for Shaping Your Children's Hearts, Minds, and Souls by Mary E. DeMuth— The author goes into great detail to both define postmodernism and explain how it affects those of us parenting today.
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Book Review: The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho— It is not the destination, but the journey, that counts.
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Book Review: Living Reality: My Extraordinary Summer With "Sailor" Bob Adamson by James Braha— A seeker shares his journey, the reader gets to hitchhike.
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Book Review: The Lost Gospel Of The Earth: A Call For Renewing Nature, Spirit And Politics by Tom Hayden— Earth is in crisis, thanks to us. A little respect, please.
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Rock, Paper, Video: Ray Bradbury Interprets Fahrenheit 451— An author is not always the best interpreter of his own work.
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