Reviews for Principles Of Political Economy With Some Of Their Applications To Social Philosophy

The average rating for Principles Of Political Economy With Some Of Their Applications To Social Philosophy based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-09-04 00:00:00 Tony Curtis Yes, this is a text book. I am counting this toward my 100 books because I really have read the whole thing over the course of the past couple months! This text book and I have become best friends (with our share of fights along the way). I really enjoyed reading this text book-because it was interesting or had lots of cartoons in it, I don't know. (Probably a combination of both) I thought this was a really well written text book because it got all the information across but in understandable terms. AP Psychology test, here I come! (My family can't wait for me to be done with this class so I will stop psychoanalyzing them)

Review # 2 was written on 2013-03-06 00:00:00 Mark Sykes I don't typically review textbooks because... well, they're textbooks; school books; informational books; not terribly interesting books. But this one gets to be the exception. Especially in contrast with the actual Psychology course I took, this book was fantastic. The words flow, difficult concepts are made easy, and amusing, relatable, real-life examples are present in every page—Myers even describes some personal anecdotes of his from time to time. And I loved the cartoons (most are from The New Yorker) that illustrate each topic. On point. I recommend this to anyone who wants to get to know the basics of psychology while still enjoying quality reading.