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| Open Questions: Readings for Critical Thinking and Writing
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Edition: 1st
Author: Chris Anderson, Lex Runciman
Publisher: Bedford/St. Martin's
Release Date: 2005-02-11
ISBN-10: 0312416350
ISBN-13: 9780312416355
List Price: $53.77
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Interesting and captivating
| Customer Rating: | Open Questions certainly does ask the reader quite a bit. Upon every passage, there are a list of questions at the end. However, that is not the gem of this book. Rather, the collection of stories that it is composed of is what makes this book one of the better collections of essays and writings I have ever read. From subjects ranging from SUVs, to donor eggs, many of these questions will allow yourself to question your own decisions. More importantly, they will allow you an insight into various areas that previously never have attracted interest to you. Many of the pieces are interesting and fun to read. Because the subjects are all so distant from one another, one will rarely feel that they are being forced down into one subject.
This is not the books fault, however, some of the essays/stories found may find themselves dramatically much too long. Some of the essays go up to 30 odd pages, which, at times, if you are stuck with a subject you may not like, find it unbearable. However, you are always free to change essays, as there is quite a plentiful amount to offer. |
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