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| This is certainly entertaining and informative, but in the end poorly conceived and executed. The writing is almost at a 'For Dummies' level, and I found myself becoming increasingly irritated in particular by this weird tic Healey has for beating th ...more | |
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| An absolutely dreadful book, sloppily written and riddled with errors. It reads as though it was written in a stream of consciousness over a few weeks, and was published without proper proofreading or editing. The argument is, meanwhile, terribly con ...more | |
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| 2 1/2 stars. There is a kernel of a good book here - at its best it is a densely powerful account that at times is deeply moving (how could it not be?) but it is let down by a very hasty, almost breathless writing style that is frequently self-contra ...more | |
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The Holocaust: An Unfinished History (Pelican Books):
"Disappointing. Kinda lacked a clear point beyond being contrary and was weirdly repetitive. The regular references to January 6th and the rise of Western far-right were also a bit embarrassing for serious scholarship. "
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| This story is full of fascinating insights into the world of corporate espionage and it is a triumph of investigative journalism, but in the end the drama is oversold - the denouement sadly just isn't that interesting. The author is at times also gui ...more | |
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| This is not a book to read for those unfamiliar with Hobbes, of course, and it is highly beneficial if one is also familiar with the themes of Oakeshott's work. But it is essential reading in understanding both. At times Oakeshott can be accused of r ...more | |
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| It is pointless to review a work like Leviathan in substantive terms - nobody chooses to read it because of its average star rating on Goodreads. But one can review editions, and this is a truly excellent one. The spellings are standardised so as to ...more | |
