Reviews for Constitution, the way to rescue Iran in light of summary of history (Persian) (Persian Edition)

The average rating for Constitution, the way to rescue Iran in light of summary of history (Persian) (Persian Edition) based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-12-02 00:00:00 Eric Solk I obtained a PDF.file copy of this book through a LibraryThing giveaway the author recent had and the following in my honest opinion. While the author did what appears to be a thorough job in researching the subject matter of LIES, which included giving his readers a historical respective as well as some psychological reasoning for people lying. I’m somewhat dubious regarding the subtitle for the book which states that this book is THE MOST BRILLIANT BOOK EVER WRITTEN. To me this statement is one of self-praise, and self-praise is no praise at all. The intent of self-praise is to elevate something to a level higher than it actually is. In my opinion indulging in self-praise is insulting the intelligence of those you are trying to impress, which is tantamount to telling a lie. There are literally hundreds of books from various genres which are considered to be brilliant by critics so what makes this book THE MOST BRILLIANT. With all things considered, the best I can give this book is 3 STARS.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-05-27 00:00:00 William Odell Not really sure what to think about this book. I think parts of it were really funny, but parts of it seemed to really drag on. Nanavati describes about 24 different types of lies about 2 pages into the book. I can see his motive for doing so, but feel it may have been better to add those at the back of the book for people to reference to later. After the first 5 it started to drag on with the different types of lies. Once we get past all that, it’s interesting to see how the author breaks down what type of lies we focus on given the situation we are facing: childhood, government, relationships and so on. I think the book has a lot to say. Sadly what ruined the experience for me was the editing. There were numerous types and grammatical errors that I just couldn’t overlook.