Reviews for World-wide limits for toxic and hazardous chemicals in air, water, and soil

The average rating for World-wide limits for toxic and hazardous chemicals in air, water, and soil based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-08-18 00:00:00 Andrew Hamasaki A decent introduction to various forms of French text for intermediate/advance-intermediate French learners. Before each section there were examples of how to read and analyse the text that followed. My favorite section was my far the sample of poems. Recommend for a general survey of French text HOWEVER this book was overpriced and is kinda hard to find. I ended up buying a used version on Ebay after numerous unsuccessful attempts at bookstores.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-05-04 00:00:00 Matthew Dempsey As far as literature anthologies go, this book is pretty standard fare, and even though it unjustifiably includes "Voyageur Sans Baggages" as an example of good drama, I might be inclined to give this collection 2.5 stars. But that the authors' French--used to explain literary devices like meter, rhyme and character formation--is way too ponderous. I know this is le casserole calling le panier "noir," but when you can't write in French, just use English. Such discussions of literary devices are important, but they can be in English and leave the student to read the French passages to the actual literature in the anthology. By the way,"proemes" (apparently, "prose poems") is a ridiculous word. I don't think the editors invented it, but they shouldn't have used it.