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rrnrios

rrnrios

has 4 followers and is following 4 people

Will not buy any more books until I have read all those I have already.
Will never throw away, give away or sell a book (unless double owned or really, really bad)
Will read one book per week.
  • Pa, France
  • member since October 7, 2007

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  • Terrie  S

    Terrie S says

    So-----The World Without Us! It looks so prophetic sitting in the shelf alone. Have you liked it? Is it grim? I read about it a great deal when first noted. But I have forgotten. Please tell me your thoughts. Thanks.

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • maggiethecat74

    maggiethecat74 says

    Nominations are now posted for the Good Reads Group's October title. Please stop by and vote! Thanks!
    Monica

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Sanjaya Khanal

    Sanjaya Khanal says

    The Order of Things gives a new perspective on the schemes of things. I do not have much idea about your area of interest and reading history. I am not very sure whether it is an appropriate book to start with. May be you would like to begin first by reading one biography of Foucalt preferrably by Rainbow.

    Posted 5 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Ashton L

    Ashton L says

    Just a follow up on your Foucault question: he does have his critics, most notable Noam Chomsky. You might want to check out The Chomsky-Foucault Debate: On Human Nature, to see where the two differ on ideas and why and how Chomsky is a critic of Foucault.

    Posted 5 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Ashton L

    Ashton L says

    Thanks for the friend invite! What did you think of Life of Pie? I've been thinking about reading that after I finish Oracle Bones.

    Posted 5 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Terrie  S

    Terrie S says

    Thanks for the invitation to be a friend. Noted you have read Oracle Bones. Am working on finishing it. It is interesting. Want to read his book about teaching English in China. David Lodge--you are a fan of his! Tell me how you got so hooked on him. I have only read Changing Places. He is hilarious. What other of his books would you suggest for a second visit for me?

    Posted 5 years ago. ( send a note )