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Showing posts with label Book review. Show all posts

When reviewing books....

USE YOUR OWN WORDS.

Lex's review:

"Uncovering The New Economics Of Everything. Always entertaining and often provocate, The Logic of Life is an astonish guide to the hidden logic of the world around you.This book is the explanation of life,it tells about teenagers life,about their private life.Teenagers are young adults,but thay don't have many experiences and they "try" without any knowledge.In this witty, intelligent book, Tim Harford illuminates the hidden social order behind sex, Las Vegas, divorce, your boss–in short, all the things you care about in life. Quite simply, The Logic of Life will help you to see the entire world in new light. I like this book!It’s one those books that forever changes the way you look at things. It proves economics is not a subject for dull textbooks; but is really a way of thinking that can shed light on all aspects of life.This is the good book,and really useful for teenagers...U can recognise,know the world aruond us better...(^_^)"

and...

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Uncovering The New Economics Of Everything. Always entertaining and often provocative, The Logic of Life is an astonishing guide to the hidden logic of the world around you."

Source: http://www.timharford.com/logicoflife/

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In this witty, intelligent book, Tim Harford illuminates the hidden social order behind sex, Las Vegas, divorce, your boss–in short, all the things you care about in life. Quite simply, The Logic of Life will help you see the entire world in a new light. I love this book!"

Source: Gary Becker on http://www.timharford.com/logicoflife/

"This is a terrific read. It’s one those books that forever changes the way you look at things. It proves economics is not a subject for dull textbooks; but is really a way of thinking that can shed light on all aspects of life."

Source: Thomas Schelling on http://www.timharford.com/logicoflife/

Approach to teaching

Methods there are many, principles but few, methods often change, principles never do