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it is definitely the anxiety for many people, it's easier to put something on that is constantly humming, more distracting ..sometimes you just try to read the book and catch yourself rereading the same sentence because all the worries, things on your schedule and problems keeps flowing into your mind in waves. Nevertheless the the small library is growing and I will get my solitude one day

littery only option in america is a eastern women America is doomed!

Thank you for helping refocus my thoughts. Schools focus so much on backing up every idea you have with research, but that has the unfortunate effect of keeping students from expressing original thought. Thank you for reigniting my curiosity.

You should meet Ruby Granger and talk about books (maybe a podcast?)

Philippino or Korean?

Jesus is the only way to healing, restoration and salvation to all souls. Please turn to him and he will change your life, depression into delight, soul heading from hell to heaven all because of what he did on the cross “Whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved” Romans 10:13

I've started using an AI service to write essays. It's free, writes efficiently, and saves me a lot of time. The service is called Wordsuperb.

Is this a condensation of How to Read a Book by Adler?

Hhhhmmmm... I don't think this applies to quite a few philosophy books. I know many native German speakers who have read Hegel for decades and still don't understand him lol.

Thank you, this is exactly what I needed to hear to keep me motivated 🙏

Do you have any info on how this structure would benefit a fictional work? I know it's centered on non-fiction but, I was wondering if it would work on my non-fictional projects too

thank you so much, so right about the education system/memorisation. i'll make sure to implement this for further reading in regards to my entrance exams.

Damn, this video is amazing. It’s not only helped me to understand a new way to learn and remember things in history, but also in programming(with the frankenstein example) I’ve noticed why it was so hard for me to make complex projects - I wanted to make every single smallest detail without creating a first general structure first, so it was becoming too hard and boring to do.

This is very helpful for my academic writing.

Lmao you are in no position to be telling people how to write after L’academie or Learned Disguise

Awesome video! Thank you

On another reading Philippa Foot and G. E. M. Anscombe may have reinvigorated debates in moral philosophy at Oxbridge, actually had very regressive views about women's reproductive rights. They are neo-aristotelian thinkers and I would say they reinforce an orthodoxy that the positivists (rightly or wrongly) were challenging. The heroic arch of their intervention to philosophy at the time is questionable if not just plain wrong.

In my fiction writing, I design my paragraphs based on rhythm. Specifically, the sentence length within a paragraph is not just dictated by the literal ideas, but also by the beat lengths within the action, providing a foundation for subtext. You'll encounter this with, say, an action sequence where sentence length is usually short. But even so, those lengths should be sculpted to carry the energy of the specific actions.

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it upsets me a little that some people weren't taught this?

I know this video is 2 yrs old lol but if someone can explain to me am I supposed to signpost before taking notes or sign post the main points after taking notes I would appreciate it. I’m really confused.

I'm sucha slow reader and I'm in graduate school, knowing it's ok to be slow helps, but I also worry about being able to work and go to school at the same time because my reading ability is so slow.

And practicing faster visualisation can also help.

So the main purpose of an artist is to be conscient of his sourrounding and to produce something that is idiosincratic to that knowledge.

what is requisite variety?

Boy been eating good

How to learn history: be asian Love your advice tho.🎀

I have to submit an article by the end of the month. I am going to try this out!

You make me feel stupid; that's a compliment.

As a minimalist in most other ways, I recognise I have a problem with books. At my age, I really don't need to buy any more books to keep me going for the rest of my life! I recognise I need to go cold turkey, and not buy any more books for at least one year, that might get me out of the habit of over-buying. I do read, all the time, that's not the issue, but you're right, there's a hell of a buzz in buying a nice new shiny book. I don't think I'd ever thought about it the way you've so simply explained, that buying a book has nothing to do with reading. I once decluttered 200 unread books, which was painful, but it kicked me into actually reading the rest.

Great video. Will truly use this in my writing from now on. You mention we should read great works of nonfiction and I (and others) would love to. Would you share some suggestions? I’ll appreciate it.

guy sounds like Jeff Goldblum

when i was doing my history subjects at unimelb last year i normally just wrote paragraphs in a monster fueled haze

Something that we often debate; to what extent is it the reader's responsibility to seek to understand meaning?

Amazing.

I was in a bookstore and tempted by a 2 for 1 offer... and then I just checked every interesting book on my local library website, and added them to my list to order later. Library is a great money saver 🎉

You sound like me when you said that your book bag is broken because you carry around so many books. Awful but great! 🥰

Thank you Robin. So glad I found your channel!

Been in melbourne for a year and i still look like I walked off a farm oustide mildura. Which, i must add, I've need jumpers weekly through summer. Vests in the spring. And, dont forget the phenomenon of rugging up when youre in the cbd with no sunrays and the wind tunnels but you get outside of the hoddle grid and you're suddenly sweating in your fit? Lol

“artists are like the wild cards of the society” 😭🤌🏻💀

Me watching this video in 1.5x speed 😊

There's another french philosopher named Alain

Jaquan Stravenue

Just for the sake of people in a hurry: -Read the headings, sub headings or the title of the chapter to get the main idea -Read the chapter -Once you know what is in the chapter, just started making markings and notes -Review them using spaced repetition -Summarize

Poetry we feel in our bodies, intution, guts, hearts, spirits, and intellect. I agree, poetry speaks about the Mystery, and is always in some sense the mystery itself: impossible to truly understand, and felt differently with each reading.

I think you are not so much misunderstanding Wittgenstein as you are misapplying WIttgenstein. We all already have language, so we are all proficient in all the language games involved in learning our mother tongues. Given this, we're now fully capable of asking sophisticated questions of another language, questions which we couldn't even ask in certain, more basic, language games. For example, in the P.I., we (as one of the builders) couldn't ask "Which one is a slab?" or "Which one is a pillar?" because the notion of an object having a name never occurs in the primitive language game in which we learn commands by the name of "slab" and "pillar". Wittgenstein says that if perhaps we got confused, in this basic language game, as to which object we were to bring on the command "slab" versus which object on the command "pillar," then the idea of names being associated with objects can arise. And this story, thus, gives us another language game: one in which we wish to clear up our confusion about which objects are associated with which commands. In other words, our basic language games lead to more sophisticated language games, and thus we acquire certain ideas -- such as the idea that objects have names. All of this we know as speakers of our mother tongues, so we can apply all this, fruitfully, when learning a second language. So, when we look up words in the dictionary for our target language, we can make use of this information -- we will learn how it functions in the target language. We will not be, in other words, like the primitive builders, unable to comprehend that "slab" refers to a particular type of object and that "pillar" refers to a different type of object.

I may be stupid but it would be nice to see one of that examples you talked about. The shown quotes arent specific enough for me. I get the concept and it sounds great but i really like full length examples. I know the video cant be that long. Could you recommend some work where this method is used? Idc about the topic i only want to see the method in a longer text. (Great video btw! I love input like this!)

Lovely attire sir, beauty

Source: The Elements of Academic Style by Eric Hayot. My problem with the Uneven U is that often we have limits on the length of papers we are required to submit. So if I'm to fully ascribe to this rule when I'm writing, I'll definitely exceed the allowed word-limit.