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Guardian, 30.12.06
'Eagleton's new book, breezily entitled The Meaning of Life' --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
Review
wonders never cease. This is popular philosophy by an amateur in the best sense of the word, a man who clearly loves the stuff and writes plain English...[Eagleton] makes his case well and with a light touch. (Simon Jenkins, The Guardian (Review) )
It is a stimulating and often entertaining, if at times rather breathless, Cook's tour around the chief monuments of western philosophy and literature...The Meaning of Life is unusual and refreshing. (John Gray, The Independent )
The book's a little gem. (Suzanne Harrington, Irish Examiner (Cork) )
A lively starting point for late-night debate. (John Cornwell, Sunday Times )
Warm intellectual pleasure...meticulous treatment of the subject...It looks like Eagleton got it right. (Mario Pisani, The Financial Times )
His witty eclecticism is perfect for such a lofty subject (Leopold Froehlich, Playboy )
It dazzles...
The name Terry Eagleton...assures us of stimulation, style, sparkling, sometimes acerbic, wit, and wide-ranging erudition. In other words he is eminently readable...[a] commendably pocket-sized book. (Gordon Parsons, Morning Star ) --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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'Eagleton's new book, breezily entitled The Meaning of Life' --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
Review
wonders never cease. This is popular philosophy by an amateur in the best sense of the word, a man who clearly loves the stuff and writes plain English...[Eagleton] makes his case well and with a light touch. (Simon Jenkins, The Guardian (Review) )
It is a stimulating and often entertaining, if at times rather breathless, Cook's tour around the chief monuments of western philosophy and literature...The Meaning of Life is unusual and refreshing. (John Gray, The Independent )
The book's a little gem. (Suzanne Harrington, Irish Examiner (Cork) )
A lively starting point for late-night debate. (John Cornwell, Sunday Times )
Warm intellectual pleasure...meticulous treatment of the subject...It looks like Eagleton got it right. (Mario Pisani, The Financial Times )
His witty eclecticism is perfect for such a lofty subject (Leopold Froehlich, Playboy )
It dazzles...
The name Terry Eagleton...assures us of stimulation, style, sparkling, sometimes acerbic, wit, and wide-ranging erudition. In other words he is eminently readable...[a] commendably pocket-sized book. (Gordon Parsons, Morning Star ) --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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