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A good overview. Lucid points and an easy read. ]]>
like the book but can't get rolling off and on for years ]]>
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Simple yet comprehensive art historically based overview of shorthand methods to make meaning clearer AND more allusive. ]]>
Same as Tipping Point, interesting premise but could have just as well been an article. One important point, we wrongly trust our instincts on the simple things and are often wrong. Conversely, we resort to research and rational thinking for complex issues that we already know a great deal about (like existing relationships) when we really should just trust our gut. ]]>
Really makes anatomy understandable ain function, limits and forces of movement, channels and blocks of bone, tendon and muscle. Best advanced artist anatomy with plenty of examples from various views. Would help with drawing from memory. Best in information of all anatomy books I have, but I still love Jeno Barcsay a. because he's Hungarian b. The family still fights to keep such a big book affordable c. student drawings of skeleton in action at the end. ]]>
Too general even for a comic type book dialogue moved at a snail's pace.
Maybe good for freshman in high school. ]]>
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review of The Pleasure of the Text:
"One particularly lovely piece:
If I read this sentence, this story, or this word with pleasure, it is because they were written with pleasure (such pleasure does not contradict the writer’s complaints). But the opposite? Does writing in ...more "
"One particularly lovely piece:
If I read this sentence, this story, or this word with pleasure, it is because they were written with pleasure (such pleasure does not contradict the writer’s complaints). But the opposite? Does writing in ...more "