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Editorial Reviews
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"A smart and amusing inquiry.... Thick with social history and as funny as [it is] acute." --The Boston Globe
"A typically de Bottonesque romp....Full of great...literary and philosophical references." --The Christian Science Monitor --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
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“His richest, funniest, most heartfelt work yet, packed with erudition and brimming with an elegant originality of mind. . . . An informative joy to read.” —The Seattle Times
“A smart and amusing inquiry. . . . Thick with social history and as funny as [it is] acute.” — The Boston Globe
“A typically de Bottonesque romp. . . . Full of great. . . literary and philosophical references.” —The Christian Science Monitor
“His insights float on a kind light irony. . . like pixilated Barthes. . . . The pleasures of his prose come from following the play of his mind, the vast erudition, the succinct paraphrases, and vivid, often lyrical physical descriptions.” — Boston Phoenix
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"A smart and amusing inquiry.... Thick with social history and as funny as [it is] acute." --The Boston Globe
"A typically de Bottonesque romp....Full of great...literary and philosophical references." --The Christian Science Monitor --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
Review
“His richest, funniest, most heartfelt work yet, packed with erudition and brimming with an elegant originality of mind. . . . An informative joy to read.” —The Seattle Times
“A smart and amusing inquiry. . . . Thick with social history and as funny as [it is] acute.” — The Boston Globe
“A typically de Bottonesque romp. . . . Full of great. . . literary and philosophical references.” —The Christian Science Monitor
“His insights float on a kind light irony. . . like pixilated Barthes. . . . The pleasures of his prose come from following the play of his mind, the vast erudition, the succinct paraphrases, and vivid, often lyrical physical descriptions.” — Boston Phoenix
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