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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Great read...
If you haven't read, you've missed a lot. Beautifully written philosophy treatise for young and forever young...Strongly recommended for better interpretation of all sort of happenings in life...
Published on July 8, 2009 by S. Nakajima
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This author places animals at the lowest level possible, showing complete speciesm and disregard for other sentient beings. Nothing good could come out from his point of view and beliefs. I have absolutely no interest in promoting a disrespectful and selfish human being like Mr. Savater.
Published 16 months ago by Alejandro Procopio
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Great read...,
This review is from: The Questions of Life: An Invitation to Philosophy (Paperback)
If you haven't read, you've missed a lot. Beautifully written philosophy treatise for young and forever young...Strongly recommended for better interpretation of all sort of happenings in life...
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This review is from: The Questions of Life: An Invitation to Philosophy (Paperback)
This author places animals at the lowest level possible, showing complete speciesm and disregard for other sentient beings. Nothing good could come out from his point of view and beliefs.I have absolutely no interest in promoting a disrespectful and selfish human being like Mr. Savater. |
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The Questions of Life: An Invitation to Philosophy by Fernando Savater (Hardcover - March 5, 2002)
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