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books from Richard Bach, books from Anthony de Mello, Mutant message down under (Marlo Morgan), The third eye (Lobsam Rampa Tuesday), all Tesla-related books, books from Oscar Wilde, Tomo Križnar, Janez Drnovšek, Primo Levi (the latter, honestly said, intend to read in near future, seriously).
Fave Book: If This is a Man by Primo Levi (& The Truce by Primo Levi)Fave Movies: Don't really have one, I like going to the cinema, but I'm not movie-obsessed or anything.
from Primo Levi, "If this is a man" is the book of reference for all future students in every primary and middle school classes. This is a must read for our children to raise their conscience about what happen in the past and how many sufferance it tooks to get where we are now. Thank you Primo.
The How Culturally Jewish Are You? Test
Do you despair when friends drag you to a corporate bagel chain? Do you maintain a hard-to-explain revulsion to sandwiches made with white bread and ... ...
Primo Levi on writing
Primo Levi is a fascinating writer - combining pure optimism and
love for life with the horror of a constantly-tortutred soul that
survived Auschwitz (and he even wrote sci-fi, woo!
Topic paper for Philosophy
stands to
reason then, that the crimes done to Primo Levi succeeded that of
the crimes done to Socrates, and the crimes done to the ones that
died during the cource of the camp were worse than both. After all.
Socrates died with his humanity in tact. Primo Levi lived to regain
parts, if not most, of
Sticking it to the Loud Mouthed Atheists
These atheists--whose ranks include
Socrates, Lucretius, Sextus Empiricus, Montaigne, Albert Camus, and
Primo Levi--responded to their lack of certitude, to the invariably
provisional character of the beliefs by which they oriented their
lives, in a supremely philosophical way: with equanimity.
Man's Search For Meaning
I
would also recommend reading Primo Levi's works (particularly
Survival in Auschwitz and Drowned and the Saved). One of the major
concepts coming out of those works was the "Grey Zone," confronting
morality within the ghetto and concentration camp system. I
recommend Levi to a lot of people
Untitled Post
"After reading Spiegelman, Primo Levi, and other
holocaust (auto)biographies, I'm not sure that's true, or at least
that it would necessarily be true for me.
Book recommendations
Also try anything by Primo
Levi, and maybe 'A Distant Mirror' by Barbara Tuchman.
