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Despite its somewhat fanciful content, Ransome keeps the tale eminently believable and builds the excitement gradually, drawing the reader inexorably into the events that unfold. You really do just have to keep turning the pages to find out what happens next! By the latter stages, it becomes impossible to put down.
Sprinkled with numerous delightful pen and ink illustrations (charmingly credited to the Swallows and Amazons themselves!) this book is a lovely production. In short, it is nothing short of a little masterpiece that should be on everyone's reading list.
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Ademas se encuentran partidas comentadas por Arthur Yusupov en las cuales se indican las ideas tanto para las blancas como para las negras.
Buena suerte.
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It was interesting to see how things have changed - in many places for the better. Center City towards the Ben Franklin Parkway was a dirty grimy place at the turn of the century. The Parkway was a stroke of genius. The Art Museum used to be a water holding area.
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If you are concerned that there is no way you could get good information on so many writers in one book, let me assure you that you can. For example, you are not going to read all of Aquinas, but you ought to be familiar with the first part of the Summa. Similarly, you are not going to read all of Augustine, but some of the best of his work is here (good sections from The Teacher, Retractions, Confessions, City of God, The Trinity, and On Free Will). The important additions of Islamic and Jewish philosophy (Christian medieval thought depends upon the Aristotelian work of Muslim thinkers to a great extent) to this work make it a very nice one to have.
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Facscimile typescript in the edition I have seen. It is a very interesting picture with a curious assortment of vignettes of the young Schopenhauer and the influences on his early development, including his relation with Goethe. Also now available a biography of Schopenhauer by Safaranski.
The first chapter takes you through special relativity in such a way that you cannot but understand it. The rest of it leads you through Schrodinger's work, quantum mechanics, de Broglies work, band theory to nuclear reactions. The loss of texts such as this has lead, in part, to the kind of 'dumbing down' I've seen in colleges today. This text makes Physics fascinating and exciting.
The sooner it's back in print, the better!