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Part I. Attachments, Reasons, and Desires: 1. Attachments: five stories; 2. Narratives, identities, rationality; Part II. Strokes of Havoc: The Market Ideal and the Disintegration of Lives, Places, and Ecosystems: 3. The market Utopia; 4. Dis-integration; Part III. Living in Unity, Doing your Part: Rationality, Recognition, and Reciprocity: 5. Introduction: doing your part; 6. The rationality of reciprocity; 7. Normativity, recognition, and moral motivation; 8. Citizens and workers: the argument illustrated.
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Eric Laurin
reviewed Rationality and the ideology of disconnection on May 16, 2010
Rationality and the ideology of disconnection
Well, it was almost a 5 star book for me but the reference at the end to the Twin Towers and the absence of any kind of hanging together of the “mystery†dropped it down a notch for me.
However, I continue to enjoy Zoe Sophia and her aunt, a lot. Yes, this is a tad pretentious. But I didn’t care. There’s even a recipe for mango chutney (yum!) at the end of the book.
I am a huge fan of the illustrations; they’re in a style I really love. I love all the New York City places shown here. There’s even a map illustration.
Most of all I enjoy the humor. I love how Zoe goes to the “Wildendorf School for the Exceptionally Curious†and I love her dog Mickey even though, unlike in the Venice book that precedes this, he has a very small role.
I yearn to go to New York when I read books such as this.
I am delighted that it seems future books are planned. First Venice, now New York; I can’t wait to read the next book, whatever the destination. I hope these two characters meet all over the world.
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