Amazon.com: Books: Pilgrim at Tinker Creek (#)

  „Like Annie Dillard, I am a creekside person, and *Pilgrim* lived in my backpack for many months. But since that old paperback is dogeared and thermos-coffee stained, it's nice to have a new large-print edition that is easier on eyes that are no longer quite as sharp but just as hungry for these words.“

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  „Buck's County Coffee Co.  | Eileen Cattie  | Langhorne PA“

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Amazon.com: Books: Black Coffee: A Hercule Poirot Novel (Hercule Poirot Mysteries (Paperback))

  „She often would adapt her novels into plays herself, and occassionaly, vice-versa. She did not choose to 'novelize' Black Coffee - because it belongs in the theatre. (same is true of Unexpected Guest and Spider's Web) Now, we have dreary, hackish "novel' versions of these, of which Christie would doubtless disapprove, written with NO sense of the stage (ie the dialogue is NOT the most important element), a tin ear, and, worse, idiotic 'improvements'. Its sad that people can ransack a dead author's work.“

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Amazon.com: Books: Ethics (Everyman Paperback Classics)

  „Based on the above conjecture, Spinoza's *Ethics* is not really a treatise on the right way to live; but then I, and many others, would agree with Wittgenstein here and seldom elsewhere. But perhaps it is the Jamesians who should go home, because in my opinion the *Ethics* is the finest work of *psychology* ever written, a hypothetico-deductive study of actions and passions finely enough wrought by the lens-grinder of... to support later political works an order of magnitude more complex than "classicism". And although such sentiments may be better put elsewhere, the world of psychology and the cognitive sciences is continually reinventing "dual-aspect monism" as a framework for both naturalistically and rigorously comprehending the human mind -- while giving Spinoza dubious, that is sole and half-hearted, recognition for a conceptual framework which has animated psychological theory for centuries.“

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