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Insightful to Motivating,
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This review is from: Reading and Writing (Tanner Lectures on Human Values, Vol 13) (Hardcover)
As indicated, these essays were originally given as lectures. Forturnately they were saved and published. That in itself illustrates the various ways information can be produced and distributed. Being a communicator, I found what Davies had to say to be, what I would consider to be "informative to motivational." In responding to inquiries about how to be a writer, Davies basically says writers are born. You either have the talent or your don't. He goes on to point out that art is elitist, not democratic, and in fact is older than the idea of democracy. The lesson one could infer from this is, discover your gift and cultivate it. Don't seek to be what you're not, build on your God given strengths. |
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Reading and Writing (Tanner Lectures on Human Values, Vol 13) by Robertson Davies (Hardcover - Mar. 1993)
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